How Tines supports EU data sovereignty across every deployment model
Blog post from Tines
Data sovereignty, a critical concern for organizations operating within the EU due to regulatory frameworks like GDPR, NIS2, and DORA, demands careful consideration of deployment models to avoid legal and reputational risks. Tines addresses these needs by offering versatile deployment options, including multi-tenant SaaS, dedicated-tenant SaaS, self-hosted, and a hybrid model, ensuring compliance without compromising operational flexibility. The multi-tenant SaaS model hosts EU customers within the AWS EU region, with Tines acting as a data processor under a Data Processing Agreement. The dedicated-tenant SaaS model provides isolated environments for organizations with stricter internal policies, offering region-specific hosting options like Dublin, Stockholm, and Zurich. For organizations requiring complete autonomy, the self-hosted model provides full control over data and infrastructure at the cost of increased operational responsibility. Alternatively, the hybrid model enables SaaS deployment while maintaining access to private network systems through Tines Tunnels, providing secure, outbound-only connections. These deployment strategies cater to a wide range of organizational needs, ensuring that data sovereignty and compliance requirements are met without sacrificing workflow efficiency.
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