
Masterclass: Digital Sovereignty in the Insurance Industry
How Insurers Ensure Control and Agility in AI Scaling
Insurers are increasingly scaling up their use of AI applications and, in doing so, are becoming more dependent on technologies and providers. At the same time, regulatory requirements regarding governance and control are increasing. As a result, digital sovereignty is becoming a strategic issue: How can insurers leverage and scale AI, data, and cloud technologies without relinquishing key control and decision-making capabilities?
The master class by Forvis Mazars helps participants identify critical dependencies and derive specific decision-making questions for their own AI initiatives. Together with Tobias Schuster and André Prossner They will develop a practical understanding of what digital sovereignty means for insurers in the context of AI, data, and the cloud, and which architectural, governance, and operational decisions are relevant to it.
Expert insights alternate with interactive work sessions. During these sessions, participants collectively reflect on real-world experiences, challenges, and solutions and apply them to specific use cases.
Why This Masterclass Is Relevant
As AI scaling increases, so do technological and organizational dependencies. At the same time, insurers must ensure that they assess risks, make key decisions in a transparent manner, and remain capable of taking action in the long term. This masterclass provides guidance on where Scope for Control and Action may arise or be lost, and which organizational, technological, and regulatory issues should be taken into account early on.
At its core, there is one key question: If AI scaling increases dependencies, How can data, infrastructure, AI systems, and governance be managed in a way that ensures control remains measurable and the ability to act is safeguarded?
Participants benefit from:
- Orientation: An understanding of which digital sovereignty requirements are relevant to AI, data, and cloud initiatives
- Rating: Assessment of Critical Dependencies and Control Points in Specific Initiatives
- Usage: Deriving specific test questions for your own use cases and internal coordination
- Specific work outcomes: The Sovereignty Radar and Use Case Check as a foundation for further discussion within one’s own organization
Key Topics:
- Context & Relevance: Why is digital sovereignty becoming relevant for insurers, particularly in the context of AI scaling?
- Dependencies, Control, and Governance: What do insurers need to monitor and evaluate—and what organizational measures need to be put in place to achieve this?
- Technological Options: What architectural and operational models can help ensure control, flexibility, and the ability to act?
- Application to Insurance Use Cases: What requirements and decision-making questions arise for specific AI initiatives?
Target group:
The masterclass is primarily aimed at insurance companies. It is particularly relevant for those responsible for strategy and innovation, IT, data, and architecture, as well as GRC and department heads who work with AI applications. Additional perspectives from the insurance ecosystem can help facilitate discussions of experiences, challenges, and potential solutions from different viewpoints. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us before registering at Lilli Sprung hold.
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The registration to this event is exclusively possible for Employees of member companies of InsurLab Germany possible; you can find more details above. If this applies to you, you can sign up here:
Of course, it can happen that one is prevented despite interest. Therefore a request: If you have registered for one of our events but are unable to attend, please cancel as early as possible by sending an e-mail to connect@insurlab-germany. In this way, we can further optimize our planning and make it possible for interested parties to participate. Thank you for your understanding!
Film and sound recordings as well as photos will be taken at the event. By registering for the event, you agree to their subsequent use.

Masterclass: Digital Sovereignty in the Insurance Industry
How Insurers Ensure Control and Agility in AI Scaling
Insurers are increasingly scaling up their use of AI applications and, in doing so, are becoming more dependent on technologies and providers. At the same time, regulatory requirements regarding governance and control are increasing. As a result, digital sovereignty is becoming a strategic issue: How can insurers leverage and scale AI, data, and cloud technologies without relinquishing key control and decision-making capabilities?
The master class by Forvis Mazars helps participants identify critical dependencies and derive specific decision-making questions for their own AI initiatives. Together with Tobias Schuster and André Prossner They will develop a practical understanding of what digital sovereignty means for insurers in the context of AI, data, and the cloud, and which architectural, governance, and operational decisions are relevant to it.
Expert insights alternate with interactive work sessions. During these sessions, participants collectively reflect on real-world experiences, challenges, and solutions and apply them to specific use cases.
Why This Masterclass Is Relevant
As AI scaling increases, so do technological and organizational dependencies. At the same time, insurers must ensure that they assess risks, make key decisions in a transparent manner, and remain capable of taking action in the long term. This masterclass provides guidance on where Scope for Control and Action may arise or be lost, and which organizational, technological, and regulatory issues should be taken into account early on.
At its core, there is one key question: If AI scaling increases dependencies, How can data, infrastructure, AI systems, and governance be managed in a way that ensures control remains measurable and the ability to act is safeguarded?
Participants benefit from:
- Orientation: An understanding of which digital sovereignty requirements are relevant to AI, data, and cloud initiatives
- Rating: Assessment of Critical Dependencies and Control Points in Specific Initiatives
- Usage: Deriving specific test questions for your own use cases and internal coordination
- Specific work outcomes: The Sovereignty Radar and Use Case Check as a foundation for further discussion within one’s own organization
Key Topics:
- Context & Relevance: Why is digital sovereignty becoming relevant for insurers, particularly in the context of AI scaling?
- Dependencies, Control, and Governance: What do insurers need to monitor and evaluate—and what organizational measures need to be put in place to achieve this?
- Technological Options: What architectural and operational models can help ensure control, flexibility, and the ability to act?
- Application to Insurance Use Cases: What requirements and decision-making questions arise for specific AI initiatives?
Target group:
The masterclass is primarily aimed at insurance companies. It is particularly relevant for those responsible for strategy and innovation, IT, data, and architecture, as well as GRC and department heads who work with AI applications. Additional perspectives from the insurance ecosystem can help facilitate discussions of experiences, challenges, and potential solutions from different viewpoints. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us before registering at Lilli Sprung hold.
.
The registration to this event is exclusively possible for Employees of member companies of InsurLab Germany possible; you can find more details above. If this applies to you, you can sign up here:
Of course, it can happen that one is prevented despite interest. Therefore a request: If you have registered for one of our events but are unable to attend, please cancel as early as possible by sending an e-mail to connect@insurlab-germany. In this way, we can further optimize our planning and make it possible for interested parties to participate. Thank you for your understanding!
Film and sound recordings as well as photos will be taken at the event. By registering for the event, you agree to their subsequent use.
