ITIF2024评估云信任的技术和法律标准研究报告英文版42页

itif.org Technical and Legal Criteria for Assessing Cloud Trustworthiness NIGEL CORY | APRIL 2024 Global data and technology governance will be challenging without cooperation on cloud trustworthiness. Policymakers should avoid simplistic assessments based on nationality and instead develop more holistic assessments based on legal and technical criteria. KEY TAKEAWAYS  Concerns about trusting cloud services have existed since their creation, but recent concerns about governments compelling access to cloud firms’ data and services are leading to misguided knee-jerk reactions based on nationality.  Focusing solely on a firm’s nationality without considering how a firm or its home country contributes to or detracts from cloud trustworthiness does little to enhance cloud cybersecurity and data privacy and create an open and competitive cloud market.  China looms over cloud trustworthiness assessments, but it’s much broader. G7 and like-minded countries have a mixed record with polici