Comment on the article "Basel courts don't want their files in the cloud"
The Basel courts' concerns about not wanting to store sensitive case files in an international cloud - for example with US providers such as Microsoft - are absolutely understandable. The protection of highly confidential data is a top priority, especially in the judicial sector. The mistrust of global cloud services is justified in view of international laws such as the US CLOUD Act and repeated data protection discussions.
But digitalization and maximum security need not be a contradiction in terms. The solution is called ORIA - a Swiss cloud solution that stores data exclusively in Switzerland and is subject to Swiss data protection law. This means that procedural files remain protected from foreign access and political influence.
ORIA ensures that digital sovereignty and data protection are maintained without compromise - including for courts, authorities and all institutions that work with particularly sensitive information. Digitization can thus succeed securely and trustworthily - with Swiss data storage.