In an effort to attain data sovereignty, technology experts have underlined the necessity for African entrepreneurs to create indigenous cloud solutions for the continent. Speaking during the launch of UniCloud Africa, a Pan-African cloud platform in Lagos, they emphasized the necessity of local cloud solutions to safeguard data created on the continent and the possible risks connected with bridging the data privacy gap.Africa must have authority over the data it produces, according to UniCloud CEO Ladi Okuneye, who also stated that the recently established cloud platform was made to guarantee data sovereignty in accordance with regional laws in the nations in which it conducts business. Our platform provides the confidence and dependability needed by mission-critical industries like government, healthcare, and finance by adhering to international standards like ISO 22301 for business continuity and ISO 27001 for information security,” he said.
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