How a Data Privacy Vault Simplifies Data Residency
- Keep your application global and your data local by decoupling PII from your core architecture.
- Stop building new data silos for every country; make residency an automatic feature of your system.
- Solve residency at the infrastructure level so you can enter new markets faster than your competitors.
Session Description
Global expansion is a massive opportunity, but it usually hits a wall when it comes to data residency. Dealing with multiple regulations like GDPR in Europe and DPDP in India means you are constantly trying to figure out where data is allowed to live and who can access it.
This session cuts through the noise to look at the practical side of data residency. We’re moving away from complex, manual compliance checks and looking at a cleaner architectural approach. It’s a conversation about how to expand into new markets without needing to rebuild your entire data stack every time you cross a border.
What we will cover:
- A high level look at why governments are tightening the reins on where PII can be stored
- How a “”Data Privacy Vault” approach lets you keep sensitive data local while your applications stay global
- Why automating data residency actually lowers your total cost of ownership and helps your team move faster
Data residency should not be a reason you delay a market launch. This session shows you how to make compliance a built-in feature of your architecture so you can scale with confidence.
Speakers
"We were able to successfully deploy Skyflow in less than three weeks with the zero-trust vault architecture, and our total cost of ownership decreased by 67%."
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