PARTNER CONTENT What happens when your company's future depends on a service controlled by another country that loves trade fights, tariffs, and industrial-scale surveillance? That's the risk for European businesses relying on American providers; a single political move can disrupt operations overnight. Remember the Schrems II case ruling? That legal earthquake invalidated the EU-US Privacy Shield, leaving European businesses scrambling to explain to regulators why their customer data was still vacationing on a Californian server farm. Here's a shocker for the GDPR crowd: The US CLOUD Act grants American authorities access to your data, even when stored in Europe, creating a direct conflict with EU laws. Meanwhile, the "free market" in the European cybersecurity industry is starting to…