Martin Jensen og Sune Løvsø, Capgemini
In light of the US Cloud Act and an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape, organizations must ask: Are our most critical assets truly secure? The evolving regulatory and political environment demands a reassessment of how and where data is stored, which architecture is used and who controls access to it.
The aim of this presentation is to provide you with concreate actions on how you proactively address digital sovereignty, to ensure core business operations can continue uninterrupted, even in the face of geopolitical or regulatory shifts.
Bio:
Martin Jensen is the Head of Digital trust and security at Capgemini Invent. He has a background from the Danish Army and degree as Business Development Engineer. Drawing on his expertise in compliance, data governance, and business continuity, he guides businesses through complex geopolitical and technological challenges. His proactive approach ensures that core operations remain secure and adaptable, empowering organizations to thrive in an ever-changing environment.
Sune Løvsø serves as a senior cybersecurity consultant within Digital Trust and Security at Capgemini Invent. Previously, he held the position of Policy Advisor at the Danish Society of Engineers, where he gained comprehensive knowledge of regulatory and policy frameworks. Sune now applies this expertise to the cybersecurity sector, assisting organizations in enhancing their digital protection and achieving operational resilience.
