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Privacy and the People
I attended a very informative talk hosted by NZCS last week, where NZ Privacy Commissioner Marie Shroff outlined current Government thinking around privacy and the global cloud.
Posted in Challenges, Cloud, Cloud News & Trends, Public vs Private
Tagged facebook, government, Marie Shroff, privacy, Privacy law
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Wikileaks Amazon saga spotlights cloud’s Achilles heel – data sovereignty
The recent events around Wikileaks and Amazon are a startling reminder of just how different the public cloud computing model is when it comes to data law and responsibilities. Continue reading
Posted in Challenges, Public vs Private
Tagged Amazon, cloud computing, data protection, data sovereignty, IaaS, privacy, Wikileaks
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Location, location, location
Is there privacy in the cloud? What are the privacy laws to keep in mind? As with so many issues in the privacy space, the answer begins with one key concern – location. Continue reading
Posted in Challenges, Cloud News & Trends, Public vs Private
Tagged compliance, contract negotiations, jurisdiction, law, legal, privacy
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