Digital sovereignty has moved from a niche concern to a boardroom conversation. Governments are legislating, supply chains are shifting, and organizations across the public and private sector are finding that technology decisions made years ago now carry real strategic weight. For public sector organizations in particular, the stakes are high: the ability to keep critical services running, protect citizen data, and maintain operational independence isn't optional.

This white paper is a practical framework for thinking through what digital sovereignty actually means for your organization. It maps the four dimensions that matter, from data governance and technical infrastructure to legal obligations and operational resilience, and focuses in on the questions that come up most consistently in our work with clients: where does your critical data live, how are your workloads structured, and how much freedom of movement do you actually have?

What you will find in this white paper is a set of questions worth asking, a way of categorizing your current exposure, and a starting point for building a roadmap that fits your organization's specific context and constraints.