<\/p>\n\n Sovereign Cortex with T Security: Data sovereign protection for Europe.<\/p>\n
\u00a9\u00a0Deutsche Telekom\n<\/p>\n
Deutsche Telekom (XETRA:DTE) and Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ:PANW) launch Sovereign Cortex with T Security, a joint offering combining market-leading AI cybersecurity with a data-sovereign architecture purpose-built for Europe. The service is aimed at organisations with high regulatory demands \u2013 healthcare, the public sector, financial services, and critical infrastructure operators \u2013 and is designed to meet European compliance mandates for critical infrastructure environments, including DORA, NIS-2, and the GDPR.<\/p>\n
In today\u2019s threat landscape, attackers can progress from initial access to data exfiltration in as little as 72 minutes \u2013 four times faster than just a year ago. To defend against such rapid threats, organisations require cloud-delivered, AI-powered security solutions. However, European regulations simultaneously demand verifiable control over data, encryption keys, and access permissions.<\/p>\n
Sovereign Cortex with T Security combines Palo Alto Networks’ agentic SOC platform with Deutsche Telekom’s cybersecurity expertise to deliver a joint solution built for European compliance and performance. Palo Alto Networks Sovereign Cortex solution is hosted on Telekom\u2019s Sovereign Google Cloud Platform and T Security provides SOC and Identity Management Services as well as holds the key-encryption-keys on its own data centers.<\/p>\n
Where most sovereign offerings stop at data residency, this architecture governs every layer of the customer data environment: all customer and systems data \u2013 including telemetry and threat intelligence \u2013 is stored, processed, and accessed exclusively within Europe. Encryption is controlled entirely by Deutsche Telekom leveraging Google Cloud’s External Key Manager. Deutsche Telekom holds and maintains the key-encryption-key outside the control of both Palo Alto Networks and Google, retaining sole authority over data access.<\/p>\n
This depth of control is grounded in Deutsche Telekom’s role as the offering’s European trust anchor \u2013 bringing decades of European trust, a pan-European SOC network, and deep expertise in regulated industries and the public sector. Deutsche Telekom holds the encryption keys, maintains independent audit oversight, provides identity services, and operates support wholly from within the EU, making sovereignty a structural property of the service rather than a contractual assurance.<\/p>\n
\u201cEuropean organisations \u2013 from public authorities to critical infrastructure operators \u2013 have been clear with us: they need real time AI-driven security and they need verifiable data sovereignty controls, and they should not have to choose between them. We heard that. This is our direct response to what customers and regulators across Europe have been asking for \u2013 a service that honours Europe\u2019s sovereignty, maintains the security effectiveness and modular platformization our customers depend on, and reflects the trust they place in us.\u201d (Helmut Reisinger, CEO EMEA, Palo Alto Networks)<\/p>\n
“Our joint offering is currently unique in Europe at this level of quality. We meet the compliance requirements of NIS-2, DORA, and KRITIS with respect to data sovereignty \u2013 without asking our customers to compromise on the effectiveness of their cyber defence.” (Thomas Tschersich, CEO Deutsche Telekom Security GmbH and CSO Deutsche Telekom AG)<\/p>\n
Sovereign Cortex with T Security will be made available initially to European public-sector organisations, critical infrastructure operators, and highly regulated industries, with broader availability to follow.<\/p>\n
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