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Real data sovereignty in the cloud: Why technical control matters

Oliver Jäger — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 13:54:54 GMT

How can companies maintain control over their data when it is stored, shared, and edited in the cloud? Data location, contracts, and general security claims all sound reassuring. But they don’t fully answer the question that ultimately matters: who can actually access and control the data in practice? This article explains why data sovereignty requires technical safeguards – and which criteria truly matter when selecting cloud solutions that deliver real, enforceable control.

Data sovereignty in Europe: Why data control is a business priority

Oliver Jäger — Tue, 26 May 2026 08:05:11 GMT

Organizations today face a paradox: data fuels everyday decisions, smoother workflows, and greater efficiency – yet control over how their data is used, processed, and stored is increasingly slipping out of reach. Dependence on global cloud providers, tightening regulations, and geopolitical tensions actively undermine traditional assumptions about data control. As a result, one concept has firmly moved into focus: data sovereignty.

Tresorit earns new G2 badges across encryption, secure collaboration, and data rooms

Brigitta Finta — Fri, 08 May 2026 15:51:43 GMT

Every Tresorit recognition on G2 is driven by one thing: real customer experiences. That’s why we’re proud to share that Tresorit has once again been recognized by G2, the world’s largest review platform for business software. We earned a wide range of badges across security, collaboration, and virtual data room categories. These badges – based entirely on verified user reviews – highlight why customers continue to choose us to protect their most sensitive data and workflows.

New in Engage: Secure document editing and in‑context discussions

Brigitta Finta — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 07:00:01 GMT

Sensitive work with external stakeholders rarely breaks because of bad intent. It breaks because collaboration happens everywhere. Documents, discussions, and decisions spread across too many tools. Every switch between tools pushes sensitive information beyond the secure boundary while context and document versions scatter across different environments, and teams waste time piecing information back together.

SaaS security checklist: 7 steps to stay productive and safe in the cloud

Tresorit Team — Tue, 21 Apr 2026 22:30:00 GMT

9 minutes – that’s all cybercriminals need today to compromise core systems. This is one of the findings of the SaaS Security Threat Report by OBSIDIAN. Even more alarming: in 2024 alone, security incidents targeting software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions increased by 300%. Cyber risks are therefore not only rising for global enterprises, but also for small and medium-sized businesses – and at the same time, the attack surface continues to expand.

AI features, for example, are now integrated into more than 60% of enterprise SaaS products (source: Founders Forum Group). It is hardly surprising, then, that the security architecture of many organizations is changing quietly and often unnoticed. AI does not just process data – it analyzes, structures, and interconnects it. For organizations, this means that SaaS security is no longer just about access control, but also about transparency around what happens to data within the platform. Losing control or visibility over data is something organizations can no longer afford – whether intentionally or unknowingly.

Ready for the worst case: How to build a NIS2-compliant incident response plan with Tresorit

Tresorit Team — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 09:37:16 GMT

Cyberattacks are now part of everyday business reality. Organizations that are not prepared risk far more than data loss — including operational disruption, legal consequences, and significant reputational damage. This is why the EU’s NIS2 Directive places greater responsibility on organizations and requires clear measures for handling security incidents.
An incident response plan provides a practical and transparent way to support NIS2 compliance.

Cybersecurity trends shaping the year — and the guardrails businesses need now

Turul Balogh — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 10:23:13 GMT

In 2026, artificial intelligence is an established part of everyday operations in many organizations. While this creates efficiency, it also presents companies with new challenges in terms of security and data control. At the same time, traditional threats remain relevant in evolving forms and continue to shape the cybersecurity landscape.

Tresorit Launches End-to-End Encrypted Document Scanner

Tresorit Team — Fri, 20 Mar 2026 13:17:48 GMT

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AI‑free, zero-knowledge workspaces: How companies stay in control

Brigitta Finta — Wed, 18 Mar 2026 11:32:23 GMT

Artificial Intelligence has moved from hype to everyday reality. What once felt futuristic is now embedded in email systems, cloud storage, and collaboration platforms. Today, AI touches nearly every workflow. But as AI analyzes, classifies, and learns from data, businesses face an unavoidable question: Where should AI be allowed to access information and where is excluding it a strategic decision?

7 typical NIS2 compliance mistakes – and how to avoid them

Katalin Jakucs — Thu, 05 Mar 2026 10:08:15 GMT

The European Union’s NIS2 Directive is considered a milestone in cybersecurity. It requires companies to engage much more deeply with risk management, incident handling, and secure communication. The goal: protection against cyber threats through structured processes, technical measures, and organizational clarity. Many organizations are currently implementing the directive and encounter similar hurdles.