Legal Uncertainty
A constant conflict between U.S. security solutions and the strict regulatory requirements of the GDPR—access by authorities in third countries must be ruled out, but standing still is not a solution.
For many, preparing critical infrastructure for highly complex attacks using the world’s best security technologies while simultaneously guaranteeing European sovereignty requirements without compromise is a paradox. This necessary balancing act—global innovation on one hand and national legal certainty on the other—often leads to a strategic dilemma, as conventional cloud solutions usually cannot meet all requirements at the same time.
A constant conflict between U.S. security solutions and the strict regulatory requirements of the GDPR—access by authorities in third countries must be ruled out, but standing still is not a solution.
The digital infrastructure and data flows of critical sectors must not be subject to the interests or access of third countries outside the EU.
Modern cyberattacks are becoming increasingly complex, faster, and more automated due to the use of artificial intelligence. The use of public AI tools provides an additional entry point for cybercriminals. Traditional security architectures no longer offer sufficient protection against this.

Unlike traditional VPNs, which are often slow and connect users to the entire corporate network, your employees only use specific applications, such as an internal HR tool. This speeds up work and minimizes the risk of lateral movement in the event of a compromise.
Zscaler on STACKIT meets the strictest national and international compliance and security standards. Its unique selling point is the seamless operation provided by STACKIT, which—through BSI C5 certification—demonstrates the highest level of cloud security, verified by the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI). This combination of market-leading cloud security and European infrastructure offers you fully verified protection: