- Arvato Systems recognized as an AWS partner with advanced sovereignty capabilities and solutions, including deep experience in helping customers address sovereignty and compliance requirements
- Competency confirms Arvato’s expertise in Sovereign Clouds
Achieving the AWS Digital Sovereignty Competency differentiates Arvato Systems as an AWS Partner that has demonstrated technical proficiency and proven customer success supporting the assured control and authority over data and infrastructure in the digital domain, including residency control, access control, resilience, survivability, and self-sufficiency. Arvato Systems is equipped to advise and architect for its customers’ sovereignty needs while leveraging AWS technology.
“Many companies feel pressure to advance their cloud strategies but are uncertain about which path is truly sustainable,” explains Kevin Christopher Fechtel, Solution Architect at Arvato Systems. “This is where our openness to technology comes into play: As a multicloud provider, we empower our clients to decide where and how their data is processed – whether in the multi-cloud environment of a hyperscaler, in our own Virtual Private Cloud, or in a local data center.”
As part of the global AWS Partner Program, the AWS Digital Sovereignty Competency enables AWS customers to find providers with specialized expertise and extensive industry experience in their respective fields.
Infrastructure Control Made in Germany: Own Data Center and C5 Certification
Beyond cloud architecture, Arvato Systems excels with services and certifications that are crucial for many clients in sensitive or regulated sectors. Arvato Systems operates several own data centers in Germany. Additional trust is ensured by the C5 attestation in accordance with the requirements of the Federal Office for Information Security (Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik – BSI). This confirms that the company conducts its operational processes at a security-certified level. This is a significant advantage for KRITIS operators or companies in the financial sector – especially in the context of the DORA directive.
