Louis Schouwbroek

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Data center dialogues by Data Center University · Episode 5 | Data sovereignty, legislation and regulations · 12 Jan 2026 podcast

I can agree with what Leven says.

I think it's very important that companies know where their data is.

And data sovereignty is also about the laws and the things behind it.

But I think every company should make themselves aware on where their data is stored and under which laws it's applied to.

If I can add, I see that you talked about European legislation or regulation pushed towards the member states.

If I see, and I see it from a perspective as an IT partner, which helps organizations on infrastructure and networking, I think like the CCB, they did already a big effort in translating that regulation in something that can help a CIO or a CISO in the things he has to do with the four different levels and the siphon framework they've been building out

So they translated something which is quite abstract into concrete controls that can help CIO in order how to build a cyber resilient infrastructure and be or grow towards compliancy with NISTU or DORA framework.

So I think that government already did some efforts.

Maybe the information is not always coming towards the end user or towards the organization that needs to apply.

Because I saw, for example, for the Siphon, they added now a sixth flavor on the governance side, which is, I think, a challenge in a lot of organizations.

That's what we see with our customers when they have to implement the technical measures that are a consequence of the regulations.

That's the thing that we easily can work together on them with.

But when it's around governance, it's often a bigger challenge to start working on the governance.

And it's good that it's been added in the revised siphon framing that was published recently, if I'm not mistaken.

That is really a separate chapter or focus point on the governance side.

For us, we did a big effort in order to be compliant ourselves because we want to, like Lieven said, you want to have it as a competitive advantage and be able to communicate to your customers about the fact that you're compliant.

And what we do with the customers,

I see it is challenging because in reality, definitely on the SME market, it's often asked at the IT team of the customer to handle compliance with these kind of regulations, where I am convinced it should be on the management level.

It should be a board topic.

And from there, it should be spread out through the organization.

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