The proliferation of cloud computing has brought heightened concerns about industry-standard regulations especially around protecting data and its privacy. Today, most organizations want to know where their data is stored, and who has access to it. This creates a key concern about managing data residency—the requirement that data be stored in a specific geographic location.

There are more than 120 countries already engaged in some form of international privacy laws for data protection to ensure that citizens' data are offered more rigorous protections and controls, be it on-premises or on cloud.

Topics:

• Overview of Data Sovereignty
• Benefits of Implementing Data Sovereignty with Oracle Globally Distributed Database
• Implementing Data Sovereignty with Oracle Globally Distributed Database
• Data Sovereignty Use Case