Organizations are faced with the challenge of exercising control over their digital assets in hybrid and multi-cloud environments, making cloud sovereignty a critical issue. Cloud sovereignty involves more than data residency compliance; it includes security, resilience, and operational traceability. To address these needs, Dynatrace and Deloitte have collaborated on a whitepaper titled "Observability for sovereignty: The keystone for compliance & control," which highlights how enterprise observability can enable sovereignty. The whitepaper emphasizes the importance of comprehensive observability in monitoring, detecting, and responding to IT risks, thus supporting operational compliance, strengthening security, and optimizing cloud performance. Dynatrace's observability platform offers continuous monitoring and AI-driven insights, enabling organizations to achieve autonomy from cloud providers and align with regional compliance requirements. The platform's capabilities ensure end-to-end visibility into application transactions and data flows, which is crucial for maintaining service continuity and regulatory readiness. The whitepaper also explores practical applications of observability in regulated sectors like healthcare and finance, emphasizing the need for integrated, compliance-driven architectures. Dynatrace and Deloitte's expertise empowers organizations to strategically incorporate observability into their cloud strategy, ensuring compliance, security, and operational resilience.