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Cloud Computing
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Privacy World
Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Cloud Security
On February 27, 2018 the Supreme Court heard arguments surrounding the privacy of data stored abroad and the reach of U.S. search warrants to retrieve such data. While the Supreme…
The CPA Desk
It’s time for nonprofits to embrace the cloud
By PKF Texas
Cloud computing promises lower technology costs and greater efficiency and productivity. Yet many nonprofits have yet to move to the cloud, possibly because their staffs are smaller and their IT…
Global Investigations & Compliance Review
Supreme Court to Decide Security of the Cloud
On February 27, 2018, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that will affect the security of data stored in the cloud. At issue in United States v.…
The Right Coast
Apple moves to store iCloud keys in China, raising human rights fears
SAN FRANCISCO/BEIJING (Reuters) - When Apple Inc begins hosting Chinese users iCloud accounts in a new Chinese data center at the end of this month to comply with new laws…
LawSites
Worth Noting: One of World’s Largest Firms Moves to the Cloud
The legal profession's move to the cloud has been a slow transition, in large part due to fears about control and security. In no sector has this been more true…
Inside Government Contracts
DIUx and DoD Other Transaction Prototype Agreements: The Fast Track to DoD Funding
By Susan B. Cassidy, Jennifer Plitsch
On February 7, the Department of Defense (DoD) awarded REAN Cloud a contract valued at up to $950 million to work with defense agencies to migrate existing applications to commercial…
The Relativity Blog
The Relativity-Microsoft Partnership for Security in the e-Discovery Cloud [Video]
By Relativity
The importance of protecting organizations' most sensitive data is paramount to why Relativity chose Microsoft Azure as the foundation of RelativityOne.
The Policyholder Perspective
Lloyd’s of London report forecasts multibillion dollar losses due to cloud outages
By Andy Moss, Jim Barbuto
On Tuesday, January 23, Lloyd’s of London and AIR Worldwide co-published a report regarding the financial fallout that could occur if a cyber incident or shutdown of a cloud computing…
Technology Law Dispatch
Cloud before the storm: Lloyd’s of London report forecasts cloud outage with a chance of multibillion dollar losses
By Jim Barbuto, Andy Moss
On Tuesday, January 23, Lloyd’s of London co-published a report with AIR Worldwide highlighting the significant financial fallout that could occur in the event of a cyber incident or shutdown…
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
Adult supervision no longer needed at Google (Alphabet)…so Eric Schmidt is stepping aside!
By Peter Vogel
In 2001 Google brought Eric Schmidt aboard for adult supervision, and during his tenure among other earth shattering things Schmidt coined the word “Cloud” (fka time-sharing, and later Application Service…