This Cloud Computing Law Specialization from Queen Mary University of London delves into the legal and regulatory aspects of cloud computing, providing an in-depth understanding of the rights and obligations for providers and customers of cloud services.
The three comprehensive courses cover the key legal and regulatory issues, such as cloud contracts, data protection law, law enforcement access, competition law, and tax liabilities. Whether you have a legal, technical, or commercial background, this specialization will equip you with the knowledge to identify legal risks, assess legal implications, and propose legal and technological solutions in cloud computing transactions.
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The Cloud Computing Law Specialization comprises three courses that cover cloud computing transactions, data protection, cybersecurity, law enforcement access, competition law, and tax implications.
Cloud Computing Law: Transactions
This module provides a comprehensive understanding of the legal risks involved in cloud computing transactions. It covers different kinds of cloud services, key contract terms, English law protection for trade secrets and copyright works stored in the cloud, and the application of the law to cloud computing transactions. Whether you have a legal, technical, or commercial background, this module will introduce you to key legal issues in contracts and intellectual property.
Cloud Computing Law: Data Protection and Cybersecurity
This module focuses on the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive as they apply to cloud services. It covers the responsibilities of cloud providers, international transfers of personal data, and the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure. You will learn how to ensure compliance with GDPR and NIS Directive obligations in cloud computing.
Cloud Computing Law: Law Enforcement, Competition, & Tax
This module explores how law enforcement access requests, EU competition law, and tax law apply to cloud services. It covers advising cloud providers on responding to access requests, assessing market power, identifying anti-competitive agreements, and understanding the taxation of income from cloud services. You will gain insights into practical steps for cloud providers to comply with their legal obligations.
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