With more and more organizations embracing cloud computing while others in highly regulated industries such as government, healthcare and finance remain hesitant, “it is time to get to grips with cloud computing,” writes Christopher Millard, a professor of privacy and information law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary, University of London. In this Privacy Perspectives post, which also previews a full-day preconference workshop at next month’s IAPP Global Privacy Summit, Millard makes the case for why privacy pros need to get up-to-speed on what can be a very complex undertaking. Editor’s Note: Millard’s series of articles on cloud computing and European law are available to IAPP members in the IAPP Resource Center.
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