EU Cloud Data Protection Code of Conduct Gap Assessments, Remediation for GDPR Cloud Computing for CSPs
EU Data Protection Code of Conduct for Cloud Service Providers
The EU Data Protection Code of Conduct for Cloud Service Providers, simply known as the EU Cloud Code of Conduct, is a framework consisting of a set of requirements for Cloud Service Providers (CSP) supported by a Control Catalogue. This is important to note as the EU Cloud Code of Conduct is a voluntary instrument in accordance with Article 40 of the GDPR, but more specifically, it defines clear requirements for CSPs regarding implementing necessary measures of Article 28 of the GDPR.
On May 19th, 2021, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) adopted the EU Cloud Code of Conduct. Then, the Belgian Data Protection Authority adopted it on May 20th. While adherence to the EU Cloud Code of Conduct is voluntary, it “…has thus been prepared to contribute to the proper application of the GDPR, taking into account the specific features of the cloud computing sector.”
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Chapter 5
- 5.1: Terms and Conditions of the Cloud Services Agreement.
- 5.2: Processing Personal Data Lawfully.
- 5.3: Subprocessing.
- 5.4: International Transfers of the Customers Personal Data.
- 5.5: Right to Audit.
- 5.6: Liability.
- 5.7: Cooperation with the Customer.
- 5.8: Records of Processing.
- 5.9: Data Protection Point of Contact.
- 5.10: Rights of the Data Subject.
- 5.11: Cooperation with the Supervisory Authorities.
- 5.12: Confidentiality of the Processing.
- 5.13: Assistance with Personal Data Breaches.
- 5.14: Termination of the Cloud Services Agreement.
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Chapter 6
- 6.1: Security Requirements for CSPs under the code.
- 6.2: Detailed Security Objectives.
- 6.3 Transparency.
Additionally, per the Code, “Provisions that are mandatory and binding in order to reach compliance with this Code, whether defined in Code provisions or in Controls, are identified by the usage of the terms “shall” and “must”.
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"In order to secure the trust of cloud customers in Cloud Service Provider (CSPs), the EU Cloud Code of Conduct aims to help Cloud Providers on their path to GDPR compliance."
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