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Jim Reavis explains why we must think virtually about regulating the cloud to overcome legal complexities
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Yes to regulation but not at the expense of stifling innovation. Further, granting easy access to Governments is not going to instill much confidence in the cloud. Kim Dotcom's mega.co.nz seems to have the right idea. Files are encrypted when they are uploaded so not even Mega would know what they are storing. Delete the scoop?
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There are many approaches to the problem, with the pole-positions being: i) not using the cloud at all; or ii) embracing it completely. We believe, the optimal solution is in the middle: with sensitive data secured and managed within controlled zones, while non-sensitive data lives in clouds. This allows companies to prove compliance to data-security regulations, while leveraging clouds – private or public – to the maximum extent possible. Delete the scoop?
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