Is this guide really free?

Yes. Remova provides this guide as a complimentary resource to help organizations understand and implement the best practices for AI for companies.

How does "Data Sovereignty Playbook for AI" help with AI safety?

This resource covers global regulatory landscape and other key areas, providing actionable insights that you can use to secure your organization's AI for companies strategy.

Can I implement these strategies using the Remova platform?

Absolutely. Many of the concepts discussed in this guide are natively supported and enforced by Remova's governance layer, making it the ideal platform for executing your AI for companies plans.

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Data Sovereignty Playbook for AI

Navigate data sovereignty requirements for global AI deployments. Regional regulations, deployment strategies, and compliance controls.

TL;DR

—Navigate data sovereignty requirements for global AI deployments.
—Expert insights on AI for companies and security.
—Complimentary resource provided by Remova.

Global Regulatory Landscape

Overview of data sovereignty requirements by region: EU (GDPR), US (state laws), China (PIPL, DSL), India (DPDPA), Brazil (LGPD), Japan (APPI), South Korea (PIPA), and Australia (Privacy Act). Key requirements and cross-border transfer rules for each.

AI-Specific Considerations

AI adds complexity to data sovereignty: Where are prompts processed? Where do models run? Who has access to interaction data? How are cross-border API calls handled? Map each question to regulatory requirements.

Deployment Strategies

Three strategies for multi-region compliance: regional deployment (separate instances per region), data routing (route queries to region-specific endpoints), and on-premises (local deployment for strictest requirements). Pros, cons, and cost comparison.

Implementation Checklist

25-point data sovereignty checklist: identify applicable regulations, map data flows, classify data by sensitivity, configure data residency controls, document cross-border transfers, implement SCCs where needed, audit data processing locations, and maintain compliance evidence.