It's going to shake things up a bit, and I'm pretty sure I'm OK with that...
Kurt >From the SANS newsletter: --European Court of Justice rules US Safe Harbor invalid (October 6, 2015) In a decision with widespread implications for the international transfer and processing of data - and the companies that provide these services - the European Court of Justice has ruled the EU-US Safe Harbour pact invalid. Experts are warning of massive disruption to international business. http://www.scmagazineuk.com/safe-harbour-ruled-invalid-by-european-court-of-justice/article/ http://m.rte.ie/news/2015/1006/732665-safe-harbour-ecj/ [Editor's Note (Honan): This ruling means companies in the EU are in violation of EU Data Protection laws when transferring personal data to US companies, even if those companies are part of the US Safe Harbor program. It also means, should Microsoft lose their appeal regarding US law enforcement accessing a mailbox on one of their servers in Dublin, then US tech companies will have severe challenges in doing business in the EU.]
