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FortiSASE Sovereign,
live, end to end.
Together with Fortinet, Data Core Systems launches FortiSASE Sovereign in Romania: a private SASE service hosted in a Romanian data centre, yours or a partner's. Your traffic is inspected and logged in Romania, while orchestration runs from Fortinet's cloud. A live demo on a working environment, followed by a shooting range session and dinner.
DateTuesday, 17 November 2026
Time16:00 - 22:00
VenueStrada Valea Cascadelor 21K, Sector 6, Bucharest
Seats35, free attendance
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Cloud-delivered security.
Your traffic and logs stay in Romania.
Your traffic and logs stay in Romania.
The demo
What you will see, end to end
At the heart of the afternoon is a live demo on a working environment, run by Andrei Nițu-Ecxarcu, from the Data Core Systems team that delivered the first FortiSASE deployment in Romania.
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How access is enforced
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What the auditor sees
The demo runs with orchestration delivered from Fortinet's cloud. Traffic inspection and logs stay in the environment you control.
Why it matters
Sovereignty is not one requirement
It is four questions your auditor can ask. FortiSASE Sovereign answers three of them with "yours" and lets you choose the fourth.
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Data
Where are logs stored?
Yours02
Processing
Where is traffic inspected?
Yours03
Infrastructure
Who owns the points of presence?
Yours04
Operations
Cloud or on-premises orchestration?
Your choiceFor years, the place where your security traffic was inspected was a technical detail. Under NIS2, DORA and GDPR, it has become a question your auditor, your board and your regulator can all ask.
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Agenda Tuesday 17 November
Agenda
- Welcome coffee
- Opening
- Live demoAndrei Nițu-Ecxarcu, Data Core Systems
- Q&A
- Shooting range session
- Dinner and networking until 22:00
Who it is for
- CISOs, CIOs and IT directors
- Security architects and network engineers
- Risk, compliance and data protection leads
Especially relevant for
- Organisations in scope of NIS2 or DORA
- Organisations handling sensitive personal data under GDPR
- Banks and insurers, public institutions, energy, healthcare, telecom and managed service providers