Security News > 2016 > August > Should cloud vendors cooperate with the government? (Help Net Security)
2016-08-12 17:00
More than one in three IT pros believe cloud providers should turn over encrypted data to the government when asked, according to Bitglass and the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA). 35 percent believe cloud app vendors should be forced to provide government access to encrypted data while 55 percent are opposed. 64 percent of US-based infosec professionals are opposed to government cooperation, compared to only 42 percent of EMEA respondents. “Forcing cloud app vendors to comply … More →
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