GDPR and International Data Transfers
summary
Announces a Cloud Security Alliance GDPR Center of Excellence in Berlin and details concrete readiness work: 500 human years invested, reviews of 1,000+ products, 40 human years for product assessments, updating 12.5 million contracts, mapping 110+ billion data stores, and building the Data Transfer Project. Critiques current legal tools (Privacy Shield, SCCs, adequacy) as partial and legally fragile and argues for a controller‑responsibility model like Canada’s rather than location‑based transfer rules.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:45GDPR
- 3:30International Data Transfers
- 4:15Data Transfer Project
- 4:33International Data Transfer
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