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American Bar Association Panelists Peer into Cloud Computing, See Risks as Well as Benefits for Lawyers

August 23, 2010 in Privacy & Security Law Report · Leave a Comment 

Cloud computing may be a relatively new term in legal ethics circles, but it attracted plenty of attention at two programs presented during the recent 2010 ABA Annual Meeting in San Francisco.

Cloud computing at its core means that customers use the computer hardware of a cloud services provider instead of the customer’s own hardware for data storage, and use the provider’s software for data analysis and manipulation…

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