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ARTICLE · 24 SEPTEMBER 2015

ISO 27018: Cloud Computing Privacy Standard – One Year On

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Following the first anniversary of the publication of ISO 27018, we look at how successful the new standard has been and the challenges customers and cloud providers are facing following its adoption.

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Following the first anniversary of the publication of ISO 27018 – a new international privacy standard governing the processing of personal data in the cloud, we look at how successful the new standard has been and the challenges customers and cloud providers are facing following its adoption.

First Cloud Privacy Standard

Last summer, the International Standards Organisation (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) published ISO 27018, the first privacy-specific international standard for cloud services. The new standard specifies the roles of a data controller and a data processor in maintaining the security and privacy of personally identifiable information ("PII") stored in a public cloud environment. In contrast to existing information security standards that it builds on, such as ISO 27001 and ISO 27002, ISO 27018 is specifically tailored to cloud computing services.

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