www.channelinsider.com Bitdefender Launches EU Data Sovereignty Program
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- •Bitdefender's Sovereignty Acceleration Program ensures EU data remains within jurisdiction.
- •The program includes incentives for organizations to migrate from non-EU cybersecurity providers.
- •It supports compliance with key regulations like GDPR, NIS2, and DORA.
Bitdefender has introduced the Sovereignty Acceleration Program aimed at enhancing data sovereignty and compliance for EU organizations. This initiative ensures that sensitive data remains within EU jurisdiction, addressing concerns over non-EU vendors' compliance with European legal frameworks. The program includes a commercial contract buyout to facilitate the transition from non-EU cybersecurity providers, aiming to support compliance with regulations such as GDPR, NIS2, and DORA. It targets sectors like public services, financial services, healthcare, and critical infrastructure. The program leverages Bitdefender's GravityZone platform, which provides advanced cybersecurity capabilities while ensuring that data and operations are governed by EU laws. This move highlights the importance of maintaining control over data and operations within the EU, especially in light of increasing scrutiny over data sovereignty.
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