Modern enterprise architecture faces a critical tension: architecting a Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) deployment where data sovereignty, operational resilience, and global cybersecurity are perceived to be fundamentally at odds. For highly regulated organizations, defending against zero-day exploits while adhering to strict infrastructure mandates often forces a compromise. Some settle for localized, air-gapped security postures that are blind to global threats; others rely on single regional cloud providers, trading architectural resilience for jurisdictional compliance and introducing massive single points of failure.

You no longer have to make that unresolvable trade-off.

Join John Maynard (Global VP, SASE GTM) and Nathalie Barrera (Director, Assistant General Counsel for Policy & Digital Trust) for an exclusive fireside chat. We will explore how regulated enterprises are successfully securing the future of work by adopting cohesive, cloud-native architectures that deliver continuous Zero Trust access—without forfeiting strict data residency or machine-speed threat prevention.

5 Key Takeaways:

• Escaping the Threat Intelligence Trap: How to maintain in-country data processing and zero cross-border data leakage without being cut off from global threat actor infrastructure.
• Solving the Resilience Dilemma: Why relying on a single regional cloud provider is an outage waiting to happen, and how to build a multi-cloud backbone that preserves both uptime and strict jurisdiction.
• Balancing Cryptography and Performance: Strategies for maintaining strict Customer-Managed Keys (CMK) and "Hold Your Own Key" mandates without introducing latency that destroys end-user experience.
• Leveraging Advanced Hybrid Architectures: How localized processing can securely feed anonymized telemetry into global threat lakes to protect highly sensitive environments like OT, patient records, and state databases.
• An Introduction to Sovereign Prisma SASE: Discover how Palo Alto Networks is delivering uncompromising EU digital sovereignty controls, AI-driven security, and consistent SASE functionality to the most strictly regulated European boards.