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EU: Article 29 Working Party on Data Protection: Opinion 05/2012 on Cloud Computing

11 July 2012

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"Despite the acknowledged benefits of cloud computing in both economic and societal terms, this Opinion outlines how the wide scale deployment of cloud computing services can trigger a number of data protection risks, mainly a lack of control over personal data as well as insufficient information with regard to how, where and by whom the data is being processed/sub-processed."

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