Professional secrecy holders need more than a German server location when operating cloud services and software. The decisive question is how the application, administrative access, service-provider chain, backups, monitoring and recovery work together. These guides explain the technical and organisational assessment for open-source applications, Supabase and AI-generated software. They provide a decision framework, not legal advice.
What is Section 203 hosting?
Section 203 hosting connects cloud infrastructure, applications and operations with a service-provider and access model designed for professional secrets.
Cloud checklist for professional secrecy holders
A cloud-hosting checklist for professional secrets covering applications, providers, access, data flows, backups, recovery and operating processes.
Operate AI-generated software
How Lovable, Bolt and other AI-generated applications for professional secrecy holders can be reviewed, migrated and moved into controlled operations.
Supabase for professional secrecy holders
Assess Supabase with client or patient data across cloud, self-hosting, RLS, auth, storage, functions, backups and a Section 203 operating model.
Open source for professional secrecy holders
Operate open-source software with professional secrets by assessing selection, licensing, data flows, identity, updates, backups and the operating model.
From one team
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