Most resilience planning still assumes the threat comes from inside your own estate. Increasingly it comes from a vendor two steps removed, a hyperscaler outage you cannot influence, or activity that never crosses the legal threshold of an attack. CIOs are becoming aware of the widening “grey zone” of cyber activity, there are debates over European data sovereignty, and outages that took down services which CIOs had assumed were resilient have them now searching for a credible fallback. Some organisations are also moving workloads back on-prem, but face a shortage of people who know how to run them.
What we’ll explore
Whether genuine technology sovereignty is realistic, or resilience is the more honest word
Your exposure to a single third-party vendor failure cascading through your estate
Which regulatory resilience standards, such as DORA and NIS2, should shape your roadmap now
How far British and European AI models have progressed, and whether they’re a credible option
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