German Intelligence Agencies Rely on Google's Cloud System
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The project, with a value of at least Euro500 million, uses Google technology, but is delayed.
The German Federal Intelligence Service, the Federal Constitutional Protection Agency and the Military Counterintelligence Service want to use the Google-Cloud cloud system, learn NDR and WDR.
Military, domestic and foreign intelligence agencies seek to use isolated Google cloud platform to exchange classified documents, public broadcasters report
In order to be able to exchange secret information faster, BND, constitutional protection and MAD want to build a common cloud system. According to research by NDR and WDR, Google should play a decisive role in this. By F. Flade and R. Pinkert.
According to a joint report by WDR and NDR, Germany's three main intelligence agencies are planning to set up a Google-based ND-Cloud system for storing classified documents. The system will operate without an internet connection, storing data within Germany and giving Google no access to the information.
The German intelligence services want to use cloud technology from Google for the exchange of secret data. This is reported at least by the Tagesschau.
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