Growing information security regulations, whether NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), or national frameworks such as KRITIS, expose enterprises to stringent new requirements. Organizations must significantly elevate their cybersecurity posture or face severe financial penalties and personal executive liability.
The public cloud absorbs a major portion of this burden. A hardened cloud landing zone allows you to meet key technical mandates right from the start. This protects your sensitive data streams and accelerates your journey to full compliance.
Not even Google can access your data. This is made possible through Client-Side Encryption, ensuring your data leaves the company exclusively in encrypted form, with key ownership remaining firmly in your hands.
You decide where the encryption key resides. European providers like Thales or Airbus can handle key management upon request. Customer-Managed Encryption Keys (CMEK) precisely define who receives access and under what conditions.
European data residency is a native feature. Zero Trust is architecturally embedded from inception. AI-driven threat detection automatically identifies attack patterns before damage occurs.
Zoi configures and implements Google Workspace to ensure these mechanisms function seamlessly in live operations.
Undetected vulnerabilities put your entire business operation at risk in an emergency. Sustainable protection, including within the framework of ISO 27001 certification, requires a clear focus on four critical organizational areas:
The public cloud resolves core security challenges right in the architectural design phase. An early focus on cybersecurity minimizes financial risks during subsequent live operations.
This technological step demands precise operational preparation. Enterprises must build clear processes and deliberately practice incident response through concrete emergency plans and runbooks.
Structural protection for your business processes relies on two core areas: Security Core Services and Culture & Governance.
