"Red Hat introduces the Digital Sovereignty Readiness Assessment tool. Organizations can use this tool to assess their maturity in digital sovereignty. The self-service assessment evaluates seven critical domains and provides concrete next steps. According to Red Hat, digital sovereignty goes beyond compliance alone. It is about operational freedom, in which organizations determine how and where workloads run. But many companies struggle with where they stand."
"The new tool aims to provide clarity. Organizations gain insight into their control over the IT environment based on seven domains. These include data sovereignty, technical sovereignty, operational sovereignty, assurance sovereignty, open source awareness, executive oversight, and managed services. From Foundation to Advanced After completion, the assessment provides a maturity score."
Red Hat introduced a Digital Sovereignty Readiness Assessment tool that lets organizations evaluate their maturity in digital sovereignty. The self-service assessment evaluates seven critical domains: data sovereignty, technical sovereignty, operational sovereignty, assurance sovereignty, open source awareness, executive oversight, and managed services. Completion yields a maturity score that places organizations in one of four phases: Foundation, Developing, Strategic, or Advanced. The tool provides a practical step-by-step plan with improvement actions and research questions for stakeholders. The assessment criteria and source code are publicly available. Red Hat also offers Confirmed Sovereign Support with 24/7 EU-based support for EU organizations.
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