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ARTICLE · 21 OCTOBER 2014

ISO/IEC 27018 – New Code Of Practice Promotes Privacy Protection In The Cloud

The Privacy Commissioner of Canada has made it clear that, while privacy is not a barrier to businesses using cloud computing, it must be taken into consideration.

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The Privacy Commissioner of Canada has made it clear that, while privacy is not a barrier to businesses using cloud computing, it must be taken into consideration. Related guidance has been issued in which businesses are reminded that the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) establishes rules "with respect to obtaining consent for the collection, use and disclosure of personal information, securing the data, and ensuring accountability for the information and transparency in terms of practices."

Organizations are expected to assess the benefits, risks, and implications for privacy when considering a cloud computing service. What this means in practice, however, often creates operational challenges – particularly for those businesses who do not have the internal expertise or resources to undertake this analysis. For context, guidance for small and medium-sized enterprises prepared jointly by the federal Commissioner and the information

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