Some context that might be overlooked by the non-eu visitors: the eu is passing a bunch of laws that forces/requires larger corporations and so called “critical

Some context that might be overlooked by the non-eu visitors: the eu is passing a bunch of laws that forces/requires larger corporations and so called “critical entities” to invest in resilience. Amongst which of course also cyber resilience. This is a broad area, from security hardening to cataclysm preparation. The relevant eu guidelines are NIS2 and CER. The laws don’t tell the entities what they should prepare for. Rather, they state that the entities must execute a proper risk assessment and prepare accordingly (obviously this is the rough summary. The actual legislations are a bit better worded than a 9pm forum post) And given what’s going on in the world + the phrasing of the legislations, using eu based services is becoming a lot more attractive to these companies. Which means that being a eu based company whose offer is “whatever US company X does, but a bit less mature atm, we’re working on it!” has gone from a pointless strategy to one that might just work. Edit: BTW that last paragraph is not meant to imply that dns0 isn’t mature. I don’t know them. Just wanted to put in words the general vibe I’m picking up.