The term Technological Sovereignty is particularly important in the areas of Digital Transformation, Industry and Industry 4.0, as well as cybercrime and cybersecurity. It describes the ability of companies, organisations, or even entire states to be independent and self-determined regarding important digital technologies. This means they are not reliant on other countries or external providers dictating specific technical solutions to them or controlling access to them.<\/p>\n
Technological sovereignty ensures that a company's own data and processes remain secure, even if global markets and supply chains are disrupted at some point. A simple example: A company manufactures vital components for machinery in Germany. If it relies on exotic software from abroad for this and is suddenly no longer permitted to use it, production grinds to a halt. Technological sovereignty therefore means being able to decide for oneself which technologies to use, how to control and further develop them \u2013 and thus better manage risks in the digital transformation.<\/p>\n
Technological sovereignty is becoming increasingly relevant for businesses to maintain their competitiveness and protect their sensitive data. It is an important cornerstone for sustainable digital success.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"