Data sovereignty
CLOUD Act and storage: Where jurisdiction matters
Data residency answers where data sits. The US CLOUD Act raises a different question: who can be compelled to hand it over. Since 2018, a provider subject to ...
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Data sovereignty
Data residency answers where data sits. The US CLOUD Act raises a different question: who can be compelled to hand it over. Since 2018, a provider subject to ...
Data sovereignty
A regional bank keeps customer records in its own data centers and runs analytics in a public cloud. A ministry stores case files on premises and uses a cloud ...
Data sovereignty
A Japanese ministry wants to move a records system to the cloud. A SaaS company wants to sell to local governments. A domestic cloud provider wants its storage ...
Data sovereignty
A hospital group in Abu Dhabi is modernizing its imaging archive. A bank in Dubai is replacing its backup infrastructure. A government entity is building a ...
Data sovereignty
A UK government department plans to consolidate file shares and archives onto object storage. A local authority evaluates a hosted backup service. A supplier ...
Data sovereignty
A German hospital network evaluates a cloud provider for clinical data. A federal agency reviews a software vendor's hosting. A service provider wants to sell ...
Data sovereignty
A French ministry wants to move a sensitive case management system to the cloud. A hospital group needs a hosting provider for patient records. A regional ...
Data sovereignty
A cloud platform can store every production record inside one country while relying on an overseas service to approve administrator logins. Its backups can ...
Data sovereignty
A storage contract is signed with one company. The system it delivers is usually run with help from several others: a colocation provider holding the racks, a ...
Data sovereignty
Residency controls answer where bytes sit. They do not answer who can change how the system treats them. A firmware package from a hardware vendor, an ...