Open by Choice, Sovereign by Design
summary
A concise, objective method maps eight sovereignty objectives to five levels using the EU Cloud Sovereignty framework and a 32-question self-assessment that keeps answers locally and returns level-specific remediation. Research finds less than 2% of organizations “don’t care” and over 50% already have a digital-sovereignty strategy, pushing boardroom awareness very high. Supply-chain visibility is emphasized via SBOMs (20% weight) and an enterprise claim: Common Criteria L4+ supply‑chain attestation for SLES.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:54Open source in digital sovereignty
- 8:39Digital public goods
- 10:04Digital sovereignty defined
- 13:38Myths about sovereignty levels
- 16:28EU cloud sovereignty framework
- 21:30Cloud Act explained
- 24:26Supply chain sovereignty
- 27:43Measuring sovereignty with EU framework
- 30:35Self-assessment tool
- 35:56Open source choice
- 38:10Q&A
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