Open source and sovereignty

Open source and sovereignty

Why open, and what does that mean for my data?

NIS 2 software: closed US SaaS versus open, EU-sovereign compliance
What matters in a tool you use to meet an EU law: auditability, data sovereignty, no lock-in.

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In the end you have everything in one document: what is done, what is still open, and your management's approval with name and date. The texts are drafted from what you enter.

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