Interview with Gwénaëlle Hervé on the sovereign cloud

Gwénaëlle first summarizes the basic differences between private, public, and hybrid cloud. She states that hybrid cloud, combining private and public cloud, is accessible to all business structures and sectors, providing flexibility, cost optimization, and innovation, particularly in AI.

Non-critical data, such as publicly accessible or marketing data, can be safely stored in the public cloud. However, for critical information, like medical data, an enhanced security layer is required. This is where sovereign cloud enters the frame.

Gwénaëlle highlights Proximus NXT’s leadership in sovereign cloud, emphasizing the importance of security and compliance with European regulations like NIS2 and DORA, which aim to harmonize cybersecurity measures. Proximus NXT collaborated with industry leaders like Microsoft, Thales, Intel, and Google to create Sovereign Cloud solutions that provide adaptable data privacy options, ensuring compliance with the highest regulatory standards.