Protecting digital identity in the cloud
Clare Sullivan School of Law, University of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia
Abstract
This chapter considers the threat to digital identity posed by cloud computing and the regulation of cross-border data in that context.
The relative flexibility and cost effectiveness of cloud computing has led to its extensive use by both governments and the private sector. Digital identity is considered in this environment because of the increasing significance of this new concept of identity and because cloud computing has transformed the traditional notion of cross-border data and its regulation
Digital identity is now is being embedded into processes fundamental to economic and social order as ...
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