While You Were Shielding: The Impact of Schrems II on EU Data Protection
summary
Schrems II Privacy Shield invalidated and the EDPB push require strong encryption that resists state cryptoanalysis and cryptographic keys localized in the EU. Practical options are cloud KMS, BYOK and the strongest hold your own key model where a customer keeps the master key and can delete it as a red button to render cloud-stored data unreadable; pair that with tokenization and anonymization for production and non‑prod, plus data discovery, contextual access controls and anomaly detection to enforce and monitor compliance.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:12Evolving Global Data Protection Legislation
- 3:28European Data Protection Board (EDPB) Recommendations
- 13:12Key Management Service (KMS) Features
- 27:45Extend zero trust to the cloud
- 32:02Data Discovery & Data Protection
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