US EditionMicrosoft lays out data protection plans for European cloud customers
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More and more European users challenge the security of their data in the light of US policy
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dailythedestination.comMicrosoft steps up cloud protections for data-conscious EU
American tech giant Microsoft said Monday it was offering new cloud-computing products for European governments and organizations keen to control their data and ensure compliance with strict EU rules.
Because of the discussion about digital sovereignty, Microsoft introduced a new package to protect the data of European cloud customers, whose information would only be stored in domestic data centres subject to European law, the software group announced on Monday. There, employees residing in the European Union (EU) worked, who would have to approve any necessary remote access by Microsoft employees from outside Europe and should monitor their …
The main novelty is the promise that "only Microsoft employees residing in Europe will be able to control remote access" to its data centres on the European continent.
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