Everpure Report: 90% of Indian Executives Fear Data Sovereignty Failures
Everpure, the company revolutionising storage and data management, today released new global research revealing that 88% of large enterprise C-suite leaders globally, and 90% of those in India, believe a data sovereignty failure could cost them their jobs, while 91% (92% in India) worry about financial and reputational damage to their organisation. Despite these high stakes, 57% of Indian organisations, and 64% around the world, operate without a formal data sovereignty strategy in place—exposing a vulnerability in modern enterprise data management in today’s uncertain geopolitical environment.
Data sovereignty has evolved into a defining business risk—with challenges ranging from foreign-mandated data exfiltration to potential Denial of Service (DoS) incidents. Everpure’s Global Data Sovereignty Report 2026 surveyed 2,100 enterprise leaders across eight countries, including 300 in India, to evaluate strategic intent against real operational readiness. The results reveal a stark divide:
Data Sovereignty Concern is Real:
- 90%of organisations globally, and 95%...
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