A ten-minute, 16-question self-check across 8 dimensions, scored 0 to 4. It takes its cue from the EU Cloud Sovereignty Framework and adapts the same idea into a broader question of how much governed, provable control you hold over your data and workflows, wherever they run.
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The scale
0
No control. The capability sits entirely outside your organization, with no visibility and no recourse.
1
Contractual only. Control exists on paper through vendor terms, but not in your own hands.
2
Partial and inconsistent. Some control exists, but it is uneven across teams and hard to prove.
3
Governed and repeatable. Control is deliberate, consistent, documented, and inspectable.
4
Owned and portable. Full operational control, evidenced, with the freedom to switch or exit without breaking critical operations.
Question 1 of 16
Your result
0
Eight dimensions
Priority gap
The two tiers
Tier 1 · Accepted ground
0.0 / 4
Infrastructure, residency, environment, lock-in, AI execution
Tier 2 · The frontier
0.0 / 4
Data, workflow, governance, human oversight
Most organizations score higher on the accepted ground than on the
frontier. The distance between the two is the work that defines
digital sovereignty in 2026.
Breakdown
Your score from 0 to 4 for each of the eight dimensions, with the tier each belongs to.
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Dimension
Tier
Score
1
Data residency and jurisdiction
T1
0
2
Operational and environment control
T1
0
3
Technology choice and lock-in
T1
0
4
AI execution control
T1
0
5
Data and content governance and readiness
T2
0
6
Workflow sovereignty
T2
0
7
Governance, evidence, and observability
T2
0
8
Human accountability and oversight
T2
0
What this does not tell you
This is self-scored, so it reflects how you read your own organization, and self-assessment tends to run optimistic. Treat a strong score as a prompt to verify rather than as proof. It is a snapshot of 16 questions, not an audit, and it covers the data and workflow layer by design rather than the full sovereignty picture. It will point you to where your control is thinnest. It will not, on its own, tell you how to fix it.
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