While the criticality of data to financial institutions has made its security paramount, the internationalisation of that information has made it a strategic priority. With ever greater volumes of data criss-crossing the world within and between organisations' systems, data sovereignty has become a key component of governance policies required by regulators.
While the criticality of data to financial institutions has made its security paramount, the internationalisation of that information has made it a strategic priority.
With ever greater volumes of data criss-crossing the world within and between organisations' systems, data sovereignty has become a key component of governance policies required by regulators.
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While the criticality of data to financial institutions has made its security paramount, the internationalisation of that information has made it a strategic priority. With ever greater volumes of data criss-crossing the world within and between organisations' systems, data sovereignty has become a key component of governance policies required by regulators.
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