Are Data Localization Policies a Looming Disaster for Cybersecurity?
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Panelists from Microsoft Azure, Palo Alto Networks, and Georgia Tech/Alston & Bird discuss how global data localization laws—rules requiring data to be stored or processed within national borders—affect cybersecurity operations. They examine concrete tensions between localization requirements and defenders’ ability to use cloud services, cross-border threat intelligence sharing, and centralized security tooling, weighing impacts on incident response and risk management.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 3:13What Is Data Localization
- 3:38Hard Data Localization
- 31:51What Are the Ramifications to Your Own Internal Organization
- 38:33What Do You Think Data Sovereignty Really Means
- 54:21Closing Comments
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