Digital Sovereignty consulting agency

Sensitive data, reliance on non-European suppliers, the cloud, cybersecurity, compliance, business continuity: digital sovereignty is becoming a strategic issue for businesses and public organizations.

We support business, IT, security, and procurement departments in charting a more controlled digital path: infrastructure selection, data governance, trusted cloud solutions, application architecture, cybersecurity, and reducing critical dependencies.

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What does digital sovereignty really entail?

Digital sovereignty does not mean doing everything in-house or rejecting international solutions.

Its primary goal is to maintain control over its technology choices, data, infrastructure, and dependencies.

It covers several aspects:

Data location and protection, particularly when the data is sensitive, strategic, or subject to regulation
The selection of cloud, SaaS, and managed service providers, with a focus on legal, technical, and contractual dependencies
Reversibility, to prevent an organization from becoming stuck with a service provider it cannot leave
Cybersecurity, because digital proficiency also depends on the ability to prevent, detect, and respond
Interoperability: Connecting Tools Without Trapping the Company in a Closed Ecosystem

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Some Statistics on Digital Sovereignty

52,7%

of European Union companies will use paid cloud services in 2025. - Source: Eurostat, Cloud Computing—Statistics on Use by Enterprises, 2025 data.

52%

of French microbusiness and small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) executives say they fear their data will be hacked in 2025, an increase of 16 points since 2020. — Source: France Num 2025 Barometer.

70%

Orders placed on the interministerial cloud marketplace “Nuage public” in 2025 will go to European providers, and 99% will be within the scope of the French government alone. - Source: DINUM / numerique.gouv.fr, 2025 review of the “Cloud at the Center” policy.

When should a digital sovereignty strategy be developed?

This issue becomes a priority as soon as an organization becomes heavily reliant on tools, hosting providers, or platforms that support critical operations.

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There are several warning signs to watch for:

#01

Customer, HR, financial, or industrial data hosted without a clear understanding of the risks.
#02

Proliferation of SaaS tools with little oversight from the IT department.
#03

Heavy reliance on a single cloud provider.
#04

Difficulty retrieving, migrating, or utilizing your own data.
#05

Contracts that lack clarity regarding location, access, or reversibility.
#06

AI or data roadmaps requiring better data governance.

Our support for Digital Sovereignty

We approach digital sovereignty as a gradual process. The goal is not to replace all tools, but to prioritize risks, secure key decisions, and chart a realistic course.

- Mapping of cloud, SaaS, hosting, data, AI, and cybersecurity solutions
- Analysis of critical suppliers, contracts, data flows, and dependency levels
- Risk Identification: Data Access, Reversibility, Compliance, Business Continuity
- Evaluation of Scenarios: Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Trusted Cloud
- Recommendations Based on Data Sensitivity and Business Constraints
- Defining a clear target architecture that is compatible with your current and future needs
- Classification of Data by Criticality
- Definition of rules governing access, storage, transfer, and retention
- Alignment with data, AI, CRM, ERP, PIM, and e-commerce projects
- Supplier Lock-in Risk Analysis
- Establishment of open and documented architectural principles
- Preparing plans for exit, migration, or a change in service provider
- Incorporating Security Requirements from the Scoping Phase Onward
- Review of Backups, Access, Monitoring, and Disaster Recovery Plans
- Alignment with the operational constraints of IT and business teams

Why should you entrust us for your digital sovereignty strategy?

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A business-oriented approach, not just a technical one

Digital sovereignty isn’t limited to choosing a hosting provider. We analyze your actual usage patterns, data flows, tools, and business constraints to develop a practical roadmap.

Clear trade-offs between risk, cost, and performance

Each recommendation must be clear and actionable: what is critical, what can wait, and what needs to be secured as a priority. You maintain a clear understanding of the technical, budgetary, and organizational impacts.

A path that aligns with your digital initiatives

E-commerce overhauls, cloud migration, data projects, AI, ERP, CRM, PIM: We integrate digital sovereignty into your existing projects without creating a theoretical roadmap that’s disconnected from reality.

Our Approach to Digital Sovereignty

#01

Scope: Understanding Risks and Priorities

We begin by aligning the teams around the key issues: sensitive data, critical applications, supplier dependencies, regulatory constraints, and business objectives. This phase allows us to establish a shared understanding of the situation and avoid decisions based solely on technical considerations.

#02

Mapping: Making Dependencies Visible

We analyze tools, infrastructure, contracts, data flows, and integrations. This mapping exercise highlights areas of vulnerability: single vendors, mislocated data, low reversibility, insufficient documentation, and fragmented governance.

#03

Roadmap: Prioritize Effective Actions

The roadmap distinguishes between immediate actions, structural initiatives, and long-term trade-offs. The goal: to reduce risks without stifling innovationor slow down digital projects already underway.

#04

Deployment: Supporting Teams

We support the implementation process: selecting solutions, defining project scope, governance, documentation, and knowledge transfer. Digital sovereignty becomes a lasting habit, not a one-time audit.

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