Cloud Computing Law: Data Protection and Cybersecurity

The first module, "Protecting Personal Data in the Cloud," provides a comprehensive overview of data protection and cybersecurity, emphasizing the fundamental principles of GDPR.

• Explore the concept of personal data and the roles of GDPR actors
• Examine lawful processing and the relationship between controllers and processors
• Understand security obligations, individual rights, and GDPR provisions on fines and compensation
• Engage with case studies and practical discussions to reinforce learning

The second module, "International Data Transfers and Cloud Services," delves into the complexities of international data transfers and their implications for cloud providers and customers.

• Examine the establishment test and targeting and monitoring in international data transfers
• Understand third country transfer restrictions, transfer options, and adequacy decisions
• Explore the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, binding corporate rules, and derogations from third country data transfer restrictions
• Analyze case studies and real-world scenarios to contextualize the concepts

The third module, "Cybersecurity, Cloud, and Critical Infrastructure," focuses on the regulation of critical infrastructure and cybersecurity under the NIS Directive.

• Understand the NIS Directive's definition of critical infrastructure and its enforcement
• Explore cloud providers' duties in incident notification and ensuring service security
• Gain insights into jurisdiction, oversight, and enforcement of the NIS Directive
• Engage with case studies to apply the regulatory concepts to practical scenarios