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[One Page TECH] 70% of Domestic Companies Lack a Data Sovereignty Strategy

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According to Everpure's "2026 Global Data Sovereignty Report," 70% of domestic companies did not have an official data sovereignty strategy.

That is 6 percentage points higher than the 64% for global companies.

88% of C-level leaders who took part in the survey said they were concerned that senior decision-makers could lose their jobs if a data sovereignty issue arose, and 89% of Korean respondents pointed to the possibility of financial losses or reputational damage.

As the use of AI and cloud services expands, data sovereignty is emerging as a key management risk for companies. As core elements of data management expand beyond storage location to include who has access and control, the need to change corporate data management strategies is growing.

As Everpure released its "2026 Global Data Sovereignty Report," the report found that 70% of domestic companies do not have an official data sovereignty strategy. That is 6 percentage points higher than the 64% for global companies. Awareness of the importance of data sovereignty has risen, but the establishment of actual response systems remains insufficient, the report said.

88% of C-level leaders who took part in the survey said they were concerned that senior decision-makers could lose their jobs if a data sovereignty issue arose. In addition, 91% of global respondents pointed to the possibility of financial losses or reputational damage, and 89% of respondents in Korea also pointed to the possibility of financial losses or reputational damage.

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Source: TECHWORLD · Jang Young-seok
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408528

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