Companies that handle sensitive data can't afford to compromise on security and data protection. The Open Telekom Cloud maintains strict standards, ensuring physical security in our data centers and full compliance with European GDPR. Our services are regularly certified by independent institutions and fulfill the industry-specific provisions of the German Criminal Code (StGB), the German Social Security Code (SGB), the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) and the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI).
Experience maximum security with peace of mind. Our data centers in Germany and the Netherlands ensure absolute data sovereignty and incorporate modern security mechanisms, fulfilling all requirements for GDPR-compliant operations.
Our state-of-the-art data centers in Germany and the Netherlands utilize twin-core technology, geo-redundancy, and various security measures, making them among the most secure facilities worldwide.
The Open Telekom Cloud ensures absolute data sovereignty as defined by the GAIA-X initiative, protecting you from risks related to the US Cloud Act and the Schrems II ruling.
Achieve maximum business capability with minimal downtime. Our zero-outage program adopts a holistic and uncompromising zero-error strategy, covering everything from processes to specially trained personnel.
Meet the highest standards of data security, privacy, and compliance. With Confidential Computing on the Open Telekom Cloud, sensitive data and workloads can be processed in an encrypted form within a specially protected environment.
Whether lawyers or auditors, doctors or health insurers, banks or public administration: the Open Telekom Cloud is the secure cloud solution for various industries and sectors. Below are the specific regulations it fulfills.
Since 2021, Deutsche Telekom has upheld the confidentiality of specially protected data as required by Section 203 StGB.
Telekom and all subcontractors involved in the service are committed to maintaining social confidentiality in accordance with Section 35 SGB I.
Since 2022, the contractual terms of the Open Telekom Cloud comply with the requirements for BaFin-regulated companies.
The Open Telekom Cloud meets the BSI requirements for public clients, exemplified by its C5 certification.
ROLAND AG offers its policy holders legal protection insurances and assistance Services. The company relies on public cloud resources to increase the security and performance of its services.
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To expand to a hybrid cloud infrastructure, Swiss Federal Railways needed dedicated resources from the private cloud that were secure, flexibly scalable, and seamlessly compatible with other cloud resources.
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Find out more about how Randstad securely stores and processes sensitive data in the Open Telekom Cloud following the General Data Protection Regulation.
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Invest in its own hardware or rely on the cloud? The Chamber of Industry and Commerce for Munich and Upper Bavaria opted for flexible resources from Telekom's data centers. What convinced the public body and how it benefits.
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Following a hacker attack, the Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin converted its workplace system to a secure and sovereign solution based on open source.
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