Consider the scenario as below,
Segura SAAS instance hosted in Middle east to cater clients in middle east mainly (hosted in Saudi Arabia cloud).
Here are my questions:
How does redundancy handled in case of Segura SAAS instance?
Does it support local redundancy or geo redundancy?
What if local country law applicable on data (Personal Data Protection Law), where data cannot be exported outside the country?
If the SaaS instance migrated to other Geo/location, does it require reconfiguration of network connector or any other configuration changes to be considered?
What if local country law applicable on data (Personal Data Protection Law), where data cannot be exported outside the country?
Segura is fully compliant with leading data protection regulations, ensuring that any personal data including location metrics is handled legally and transparently. I see from docs and materials from them, they certified and comply with GDPR (Europe) & LGPD (Brazil) and CPRA (California)
But I don’t know if Saudi Arabia.. If the user from EU and their office in Saudi Arabia, its comply because they strict to GDPR.
If the SaaS instance migrated to other Geo/location, does it require reconfiguration of network connector or any other configuration changes to be considered?
Through tools like Domum Remote Access, administrators can restrict system access based on specific geolocations, preventing logins from unauthorized regions.