| Among other interesting infos, the article is in favor of cloud | computing and its security. | | Question: In case some crime happens with data in the cloud which | country is in charge to prosecute? | | Heiner
There is an active collaboration between MIT and U Washington Law on this topic. I am not involved, I just heard about it at [1]. In any case, the effort is to entirely sidestep the impedance mismatches between the data rules of Country X and the data rules of Country Y by crafting a boilerplate contract on data handling such that the person in Country X providing data and the entity in Country Y receiving data have a contractual agreement in place to govern their data transmission and do not, therefore, have to have a "choice of law" with respect to data handling, only with respect to contract adjudication. --dan [1] http://kit.mit.edu/conference-program (Scott David) _______________________________________________ perpass mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/perpass
