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!!! Overview
[{$pagename}] is where a [Service Provider] and the [Consumer of services] both have [Responsibility] for a [Service]According to a recent ([2019|year 2019]) [Gartner] report, it is expected that over the next five years, at least 95% of cloud [security] failures will be the customer’s fault. Based on the [European Union]’s [GDPR] data privacy legislation that came into effect May 25, [2018|Year 2018], we can also say that regulators place the onus of securing [personal data] squarely on the shoulders of the [data owner|Data Ownership], i.e., the [entity] that collects the [data]. It is the [Data Controller] who are [Accountable] for any [Data Breach]or [Data Security Impact] to ensure that their [Cloud Service Providers] have suitable [security] and [compliance] measures in place.
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* [#1] - [Understanding the Shared Responsibility Model for Cloud Security|https://cloudcheckr.com/cloud-security/shared-responsibility-model/|target='_blank'] - based on information obtained 2019-07-07
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