Discovery session
Find the gaps in your sovereignty, resilience and AI control
Meet with a senior Rackspace AI consultant and solution architect in a complimentary session to see what you can prove today and what to fix next.
Working session with Rackspace
In this session, Rackspace experts will review how your environment addresses sovereignty, recovery, provider dependency and AI agent control. We look at where controls are documented but not tested, where accountability is unclear and which AI pilots are stalled. You leave with a prioritized view of gaps and next steps.
Does this sound familiar?
- Your data stays in region, but can you show who controls the identities, keys and admin access?
- Your backups run every night, but when did you last recover a critical service end to end?
- AI agents are reaching production, but who owns each one and how would you stop it?
Frequently asked questions
What does digital sovereignty mean beyond data residency?
Sovereignty also covers who administers your environment, where encryption keys are held, who provides support and who controls the control plane. Rackspace builds dedicated private and hybrid environments where you own the environment, the data and the control plane.
How can regulated organizations prove their recovery plans work?
Proof comes from recent, realistic tests that recover full services, not just data, from isolated backups. Rackspace runs managed recovery testing in isolated, immutable environments, producing results that support audit and board reporting.
How should organizations govern AI agents that act on infrastructure?
Every production agent needs an accountable owner, its own identity, limited permissions, enforced policies and a tested way to halt it. Rackspace Forward Deployed Engineers build these controls into the systems they deliver.
Why are AI pilots stuck before production in regulated industries?
Pilots usually stall waiting on infrastructure, security or governance sign-off. Rackspace helps move them into production on private infrastructure, with those controls built in from the start.