Use of Cloud and Other Services in the Context of Schrems II
summary
Schrems II voids the EU‑US Privacy Shield and forces reliance on SCCs plus concrete supplementary measures; the EDPB’s June 2021 recommendations list encryption, custodialization and recipient‑selection as feasible safeguards and require case‑by‑case risk assessments; the US Cloud Act can compel disclosure of data controlled by US groups even if stored in the EU; Bitkom cites ~70% of transfers going to the US, so compliance work is costly, technical measures are mandatory, and legal remedies must be enforceable.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Schrems II impact on cloud
- 3:34Standard Contractual Clauses
- 8:16Cloud Act and transfers
- 10:25Balancing data protection
- 13:04Global GDPR influence
- 16:27Future of secure data flows
- 18:48Conclusion
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