Why storage location no longer protects you, what inaction really costs in the model case, and how a structured switch works in eight weeks.
(On German only)
This isn't written in an activist paper. It's written in an official opinion by the German Federal Ministry of the Interior (BMI), made public in December 2025. And it changes the question boards and managing directors need to ask their IT — fundamentally.
Microsoft ends the sale of standalone SharePoint and OneDrive licenses from June 2026. The national implementation of the Network and Information Security Directive 2 (NIS2) makes cybersecurity a personal board-level responsibility — with fines up to ten million euros. And the International Criminal Court case in 2025 proved that geopolitically motivated service suspensions are no longer theoretical.
Three developments that reinforce each other. Anyone who waits until one of them escalates has already lost the choice.
Board members. Managing directors. Chief Financial Officers (CFO). Chief Information Officers (CIO). Compliance and data protection leads. Especially relevant in financial services, healthcare, legal and tax advisory, public administration, critical infrastructure (KRITIS), and manufacturing with sensitive production data.
If you ever have to explain why you acted — or why you didn't — this whitepaper is your preparation.
"Three objections come up again and again: Sovereignty — is that even possible? Isn't a project like this risky and endless? And won't we lose productivity? All three assumptions are outdated. Why, is in this whitepaper."
Sebastian Deck,
Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)
SecureCloud GmbH






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