Europe: Ruler of the Rules, Dependent on Technology?

True autonomy does not dwell on isolation, but on the ability to set fair rules and develop a vibrant and competitive digital ecosystem.

"Our mission is to develop highly skilled cybersecurity professionals who can protect their nations' digital sovereignty." - Yuliya Danchina, Positive Technologies

Positive Technologies is on a mission to equip the next-generation of cybersecurity professionals with the skills needed to help nations protect their digital sovereignty, following the official launch of their Positive Hack Camp, which runs from July 26 to August 10th. Yuliya Danchina, Positive Technologies Customer and Partner Training Director, Head of Positive Education. Positive Hack Camp combines intensive training in ethical hacking, real…

In an increasingly digitised and connected world, the ability of states, companies and citizens to act independently and safely in the digital space is becoming more and more important. The term "Digital Sovereignty" has become a central political slogan in Germany and Europe. It describes the desire to gain control of their own data, digital infrastructures and technological capabilities or to maintain and reduce dependence on individual, often…

Europe claims digital sovereignty, but it still depends largely on foreign technologies. To be real, this sovereignty must be built technically, politically and ethically.

In the face of an unprecedented technological upsurge in the United States and China, the old continent is seeking to take over and re-establish genuine European digital sovereignty. In any way. L'Innovation Makers Alliance (IMA), an influential network of French and European digital players, publishes a manifesto structured around 33 recommendations. Its ambition: to build a solid and sustainable digital sovereignty in Europe. What does this pl…