5 Top Tips to Digital Sovereignty & Threat Intelligence

Digital Sovereignty & Threat Intelligence Guide

Is Your Threat Intelligence Vendor a Security Risk?

Vendor jurisdiction is no longer a procurement footnote. It's a security control. UK and European governments are actively exiting dependencies on US and Israeli technology vendors, and your threat intelligence provider may be the weakest link you haven't assessed yet.

Get the 5 questions every security leader should ask before the next contract renewal:

• Does the US CLOUD Act or FISA Section 702 reach data you thought was protected by EU data residency?
• Are your vendor's contractual safeguards actually technical controls, or just paperwork that activates after the fact?
• What happens to your operational continuity if a foreign export licence is revoked?
• Is your vendor's pricing structured to stay below procurement oversight thresholds?
• Is jurisdiction being treated as an architecture decision, or an afterthought?

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Inside the guide:

• Why Switzerland rejected Palantir nine times
• How 14 EU governments ended up exposed through Pegasus spyware
• What blocked the £50m Met Police contract in 2026
• The exact questions to put to any vendor, before you sign

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