Digital sovereignty in the cloud
Claranet helps you to reduce technological dependencies and find a good balance between performance, control and future security.
The cloud is indispensable for companies. However, with the increasing dependence on international providers, concerns are also growing in many places. This is not just about data protection, but also about the fundamental ability to act independently and retain control over one's own digital infrastructure.
Claranet sheds light on the challenges beyond the media hysteria, provides honest answers - and presents practical solutions. We help you to strengthen the resilience of your organisation through innovative, flexible IT concepts and pragmatic, individual risk assessments.
Whitepaper: Sovereignty & resilience in the cloud

Challenges, solutions & checklist
- revDSG, DPF, CLOUD Act & Co.: Current legal situation, challenges and solutions
- Differentiated risk assessment for a resilient cloud strategy
- US hyperscalers: threat or opportunity for digital sovereignty?
- Strategic recommendations & best practices for more control and security
- Compact checklist for your individual cloud roadmap to digital sovereignty
Expert call: Your path to digital sovereignty and resilience in the cloud
Start now with our free, no-obligation 60-minute, cloud-neutral consultation. Work with our experts to develop specific perspectives and paths to greater digital sovereignty and cloud resilience.
- Personal dialogue: We take the time to discuss your current situation, goals and challenges.
- Focus on digital sovereignty & resilience: Find out how your company can remain independent, resilient and competitive.
- Your questions set the course: We provide clear answers, tangible impulses and practical tips.
- Tried-and-tested added value: Receive customised recommendations for your cloud strategy, infrastructure and operating processes.

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Claranet as a guest at t3n x heise x Digital Bash "Digital Sovereignty"
Fabian Dörk explains why absolute self-sufficiency in the cloud is neither realistic nor sensible. He provides an overview of the current dependencies on US providers and practical tips for achieving a good balance between control and competitiveness:
- Pursue a multi-vendor approach
- Contractually regulate and plan an exit strategy
- Portability via container workloads and Kubernetes
- In-house expertise and co-management
5 questions for more digital sovereignty & resilience
Why is digital sovereignty important to us: protection, competitive advantage or a question of values?
Where is our data stored, who has access to it and under what legal framework is it processed?
Which technologies, providers or countries are we dependent on today - and where would that be critical?
Do we use open standards, or do we have de facto lock-ins due to proprietary systems?
How resilient are we in the event of outages, geopolitical tensions or supply chain problems?
We are happy to help you: customised cloud services
Claranet GmbH operates a data centre in Frankfurt am Main, maintains partnerships with AWS, Google and Azure and also explores alternative sovereign clouds such as the Delos Cloud on a project basis.
With comprehensive expertise and a consistent customer focus, we help you to find the best solutions for your requirements.
Further insights

Digital sovereignty as an architectural principle. Technology decisions beyond the cloud infrastructure

Managed Hosting: How companies ensure data sovereignty and relieve the burden on IT

Digital sovereignty and resilience in the cloud

Download whitepaper: Digital sovereignty and resilience in the cloud

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Strategy and practical tips for resilient cloud concepts

