Résumé
The acceleration of digital technology and the development of cloud computing services havecontributed to the infringement of data protection rights. The law has therefore intervened and is still trying to provide legal solutions to this need for digital data protection. The interest of carrying out a thesis on data protection in cloud computing contracts lies in the fact that cloud computing technology raises legal questions, in particular the question of the effectiveness of the law and the responsibility of cloud computing actors. These questions are amplified by the effect of globalization and the principle of free circulation of data promoted at the European level. In this context, the issue is how to reinforce data protection in cloud computing contracts? The reflection is conducted from a triptych of expected protection, technological protection, legal protection, and contractual protection. The research is based on the study of technical data protection measures, the legal framework (national, European, and American) applicable to data protection and the analysis of cloud computing contracts. This thesis was conducted to provide solutions to the legal gaps and technological shortcomings to protect the data of individuals and legal entities in the context of the execution of a cloud computing contract. The proposed solutions are essentially based on the adaptation of the law to the protection of the personal data of individuals and the information assets of legal entities, and on contractual engineering
Source: http://www.theses.fr/2023PERP0001
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