75% of European businesses fear a US tech kill switch could deal an economic 'death blow' – driving a search for sovereign alternatives
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75% of European businesses fear a US tech kill switch could deal an economic 'death blow' – driving a search for sovereign alternatives
Three in four European businesses fear a US tech 'kill switch' as much as they fear a ransomware attackLess than half have a continuity plan in place that is tested and documentedEmail and cloud file storage are the two services European businesses have sought sovereign alternatives forMost European businesses use some form of US-based software in their day-to-day operations. But as tensions across the Atlantic mount, almost 75% of European busi…
A Proton survey of 1,500 European leaders measures the gap between geopolitical anxiety and actual preparedness. More than half of companies would switch to crisis in less than 24 hours.
A study of 1500 British, French and German companies measures the level of concern about a cut in access to US digital platforms. This geopolitical risk is now put at the same level as cyberattacks.
74 percent of companies fear that U.S. providers could block important services under pressure from the U.S. government.
The technological dependence of European companies on US giants has become a fear with market figures: three out of every four companies on the continent believe that Washington could activate a ‘kill switch’ that would leave them without access to its services in the cloud. The clash of digital sovereignty scale in full geopolitical tension and threatens to expose the fragility of the European productive fabric. Keys to the operation 75% of com…
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