European Sovereign Cloud: Enabling Compliant AI-Powered DevSecOps

European organisations are caught between accelerating cloud adoption and tightening sovereignty regulations. From GDPR and NIS2 to the EU AI Act, compliance demands are rising — while US laws like the CLOUD Act and FISA Section 702 introduce legal exposure that technical controls alone can’t solve.

This is forcing a rethink of cloud strategy.

In this webcast, GitLab Solutions Architects Breno Gomes and Nicolas Bosc unpack the European Sovereign Cloud landscape — including SecNumCloud, BSI C5:2025, ENS, and the EU’s emerging SEAL assurance model — and show how GitLab Self-Managed enables AI-powered DevSecOps in fully compliant sovereign environments.

In this webcast, you'll learn...

• Why data residency alone isn’t enough and where jurisdictional risk actually comes from
• The three sovereign cloud models (logical boundary, gatekeeper, and air-gapped) and when to use each
• What SecNumCloud, BSI C5:2025, and ENS Alta require and how to meet all three
• How to use the EU’s 8-axis Sovereignty Radar to evaluate providers
• How to enable AI-assisted development without breaking compliance

Speakers

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• Breno de Avellar Gomes
• Solutions Architect
• GitLab

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• Nicolas Bosc
• Solutions Architect
• GitLab