A Comparison of the EU Cloud and AI Development Act Requirements Against the U.S. FOCI Regime and FedRAMP
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How far are we prepared to go to achieve digital sovereignty? The question is brought to the forefront by the European Commission's proposal for a new law on cloud and AI development, CADA. The aim of the law is to strengthen Europe's sovereignty and reduce dependence on non-European cloud and AI services. And a central part is common EU requirements for the sovereignty of cloud services on a four-point scale, where, among other things, European…
A Comparison of the EU Cloud and AI Development Act Requirements Against the U.S. FOCI Regime and FedRAMP
As governments increasingly focus on cloud security and sovereignty, the European Commission (“EC”) is, through its proposal for a Cloud and AI Development Act (“CADA Proposal”), attempting to create a regime establishing “sovereignty” requirements on cloud computing service providers that can be procured by the public sector. In our prior blog post, we discussed the... Continue Reading…
A Comparison of the EU Cloud and AI Development Act RequirementsAgainst the U.S. FOCI Regime and FedRAMP
As governments increasingly focus on cloud security and sovereignty, the European Commission (“EC”) is, through its proposal for a Cloud and AI Development Act (“CADA Proposal”), attempting to create a regime establishing “sovereignty” requirements on cloud computing service providers that can be procured by the public sector. In our prior blog post, we discussed the...
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