This overview defines digital sovereignty as the ability to control and protect critical infrastructure, data, and operations within jurisdictional boundaries. It outlines three pillars: data sovereignty (location and access control), technology sovereignty (trusted stack and supply chain integrity), and operational sovereignty (resilience and independence). The document emphasizes sovereign controls such as encryption, external key management, workload protection, and audit management. Red Hat’s open hybrid cloud strategy enables transparency, portability, and regulatory alignment while preserving cloud-native agility and operational stability.

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