Dynamische Zertifizierung

Dynamics and a lack of transparency make it difficult for customers to demonstrate that the cloud services they use comply with the GDPR. However, the absence of such evidence may lead to high fines. Certification may be a remedy only if it adequately reflects the dynamics of cloud computing. Otherwise, during the period of its validity, it suggests facts that no longer exist, raising concerns of unfair competition law. The book offers comprehensive analyses of the GDPR requirements for cloud computing, certification and dynamics on the one hand and the admissibility of advertising with a certificate on the other. On this basis, the dynamic certification is developed and designed technically, organisationally and legally. The book is aimed at all those who use cloud computing and who are involved in data protection certification: lawyers and computer scientists, certifiers, cloud providers and customers, practitioners, researchers and legislators.