Secure Data Flows Between Sovereign Clouds and Global Services: Patterns and Pitfalls
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Secure Data Flows Between Sovereign Clouds and Global Services: Patterns and Pitfalls

bbeek
2026-02-13
10 min read
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Practical patterns to connect EU sovereign clouds with global SaaS and analytics safely — tokenization, gateways, BYOK, and legal controls for 2026.

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