Data sovereignty
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Data sovereignty: What it means for Dutch businesses
Your data sits in a datacenter in Amsterdam. Safe, right? Not necessarily. Where your data physically sits and who can legally access it are two very different things.
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The CLOUD Act and your data: What Dutch businesses need to know
The CLOUD Act gives American authorities access to data at American providers, regardless of where that data sits. What does that mean for your organisation?
Read more →GDPR-compliant hosting: Requirements and pitfalls
Your hosting provider processes personal data on your behalf. That creates obligations: data processing agreement, sub-processors, data breach procedures and more.
Read more →NIS2 and the Cybersecurity Act: What changes in 2026?
The Cybersecurity Act makes cybersecurity a board-level responsibility. Duty of care, reporting obligations, personal liability for directors, and fines up to 10 million euros.
Read more →Keeping data in the Netherlands: Why data location alone isn't enough
Data in a Dutch datacenter is a start, not an endpoint. Why jurisdiction, encryption and contractual control are at least as important.
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