Navigating Challenges and Benefits of European Cloud Services Regulation
summary
A practical run-through of the EU cloud certification machinery explains the actual product: a draft EUCS born Dec 2021 that borrows common criteria practice, relies on accredited conformity assessment bodies and testing labs, defines EUCS with basic substantial high assurance levels, and links to CRA, AI Act and Data Act. A major policy pivot happens: sovereignty requirements inserted then removed (15 March). The process now awaits ECCG opinion and comitology and will displace overlapping national schemes once adopted.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05Why cloud regulation matters
- 3:14Market of lemons and asymmetry
- 7:37EU cloud certification
- 11:37Sovereignty origins and evolution
- 15:56EU cloud sovereignty state
- 21:42Certification timeline and challenges
- 23:28Q&A
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