www.businesswire.com Bitdefender Enhances EU Sovereign Acceleration Program with MDR Services
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- •Bitdefender's MDR services will operate entirely within EU jurisdiction.
- •The expansion targets sectors needing stringent data sovereignty, including finance and healthcare.
- •Organizations can receive migration support when switching from other cybersecurity vendors.
On July 27, 2026, Bitdefender announced the addition of Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services to its European Sovereign Acceleration Program. This expansion ensures that all customer data, security events, and operations remain within the EU, specifically delivered from its security operations center in Romania. The MDR services will provide continuous threat monitoring, detection, and incident response, leveraging Bitdefender's GravityZone platform. This move comes in response to increasing regulatory scrutiny over data sovereignty, particularly due to GDPR, NIS2, and DORA regulations. The company aims to address the needs of sectors like financial services, healthcare, and critical infrastructure that require strict data control. Bitdefender is also offering migration support for organizations transitioning from other cybersecurity providers. The initiative reflects a growing demand for transparent data processing models among European organizations.
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