Lieven Heuninck

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108 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 12 Jan

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So they have an amendment and based on that amendment they will now explain in that Cloud Act what it really means for the people overseas, so Europe and so on, what the American government can do with your data.
So don't be put on the wrong feet that the CLOUD Act has nothing to do with CLOUD.
It's an abbreviation and well-found, by the way.
Indeed.
What happened in France was an eye-opener.
The risk that they might investigate your data becomes real, so they can really do that.
So most companies, how they deal with it today, they have to make a risk evaluation.
So make sure that they know what the risk implies and make choices.
So for instance, for the risk of the US that might look into your data, that can also be personal data.
You have to execute, in technical terms, what we call the data processing impact assessment.
So you must investigate what are the risks.
You must balance those risks against other risks.
Every company that's storing data
And it's managed by one of those hyperscalers and then you have to take into account what is my risk.
Well, in any case, what's quite important, they have to put it on the table and they have to know, do I accept the risk or not?
And if I don't accept the risk, then what are my alternatives?
So will I put something up in a private cloud or on-prem even?
But it's not an easy case, so it has to be decided case by case and see what can we transfer to or have a good combination between the two.
So this is a very important exercise.
So what happened lately with Amazon was really a technical issue.
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