SOVEREIGN APPROACH
Digital Sovereignty Begins with Control.
Controlling where data resides, who can access it, how it moves, and under which jurisdiction it is operated forms the foundation of Royal Vault’s Sovereign Approach.
YOUR DATA · YOUR JURISDICTION · YOUR CONTROL
Data remains in-country.
Royal Vault architectures can be deployed so that sensitive data remains locally within the client’s jurisdiction, according to its regulatory, operational, and strategic requirements.
LOCAL DATA RESIDENCY
The client retains authority.
Access policies, authorizations, and governance of the environment are defined according to the client organization’s requirements.
AUTHORIZED USERS · AUTHORIZED DEVICES · AUTHORIZED SITES · ADMINISTRATION RULES
No Backdoors. No hidden access.
The architecture is designed without hidden access mechanisms that would allow Royal Vault or a third party to access communications content or client data.
NO HIDDEN ACCESS
Royal Vault retains no client communication data.
The model is designed to keep control of information in the client’s hands and minimize unnecessary retention of sensitive data.
NO CLIENT COMMUNICATION DATA RETAINED
From the Endpoint to the Data Center.
Q-PHONE
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SECURE ROUTER
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CONTROLLED NETWORK
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SOVEREIGN DATA CENTER
Royal Vault’s Sovereign Approach can extend from the individual user to national infrastructure, according to client needs.
National Infrastructure for Critical Data.
The Sovereign Data Center enables governments and strategic organizations to retain sensitive data locally, under their own authority and within their own jurisdiction.
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Sovereignty is not only about knowing where data is located. It is also about knowing who controls it.
Design architecture suited to your jurisdiction.
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