USA PATRIOT Act: The Myth of a Secure European Cloud
Source: ZDNet
The U.S. is home to the world's largest technology companies, offering cloud services from simple storage to complex web applications to users across the world. But data held even in European datacenters, protected by strict European data laws, may still be vulnerable to inspection by U.S. authorities. This webcast will detail how user and corporate data can be accessed without the need of a warrant, the implications of user privacy and businesses, and how to ensure a secure European cloud.
View this ZDNet Webcast to discover the effect the USA PATRIOT Act has on businesses, educational institutions, citizens and governments outside the United States.
This ZDNet Webcast will cover:
View this ZDNet Webcast to discover the effect the USA PATRIOT Act has on businesses, educational institutions, citizens and governments outside the United States.
This ZDNet Webcast will cover:
- How European data is protected by cross-border EU data protection laws
- The concerns raised by foreign governments of how the Patriot Act can be invoked to access data across borders
- The implications and consequences of the Patriot Act on worldwide cloud services, even outside the United States
| Format: | Webcast | Size: | 0.00 |
| Date: | Jun 2011 |
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