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Data

Overview

Data remains trustworthy when its quality, integrity, traceability, and legal jurisdiction are deliberate properties throughout its lifecycle. These principles establish how data retains those properties as it enters, changes, moves through, and is recovered by systems.

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Principles

Data Residency & Sovereignty

Data jurisdiction is defined before design and enforced across storage, processing, transfer, and recovery.

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Data Quality & Integrity

Data quality and integrity are enforced, verified, monitored, and kept traceable throughout the data lifecycle.

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