Europe’s digital sovereignty debate is fundamentally a debate about trust.
For decades, European organizations have entrusted critical systems and sensitive information to global technology providers. That trust has relied on assumptions of stable international relationships, predictable legal frameworks, and established technology relationships. Today, geopolitical tensions and growing scrutiny of foreign government authority are challenging those assumptions.
These developments are changing how European organizations think about digital sovereignty. For identity security and governance, where platforms manage sensitive identity data and control access to critical resources, the conversation extends beyond data residency to legal jurisdiction, operational control, resilience, and technology dependencies.
In this webinar, we’ll explore the forces reshaping the sovereignty conversation, the different dimensions of control organizations should consider, and how to make informed technology choices based on their requirements and risk tolerance.
