Employees work from anywhere. How do you keep access to government data secure, regardless of location or device? And how do you prevent data from falling outside your own jurisdiction? In this webinar, we show how to design a modern workplace that supports hybrid working, complies with NIS2 and the GDPR, and safeguards digital sovereignty.
The modern workplace requires a different approach.
Hybrid working has become the norm, and reliance on non-European cloud providers introduces structural risks. A traditional network model based on perimeter security and VPN access is no longer sufficient. Security now centres on identity, context and policy: who is requesting access, from which device, is that device compliant, and does the request align with normal working patterns?
Security alone, however, is not enough. Organisations must also understand where their data resides, who has access to it, and under which legal regime that data falls. Digital sovereignty is therefore not a separate topic, but an integral part of a modern security strategy.
In this webinar, Daan Huybregts (Zscaler) and Bas de Mooij (Nomios) outline how to:
- Organise access based on identity and context
- Protect data on any device and in any environment
- Maintain control over data and the associated jurisdiction
- Enable hybrid working without compromising security
The session concludes with practical steps that public sector organisations can translate directly into strategy, architecture and operations.
