Jurisdiction and cross-border data transfers
When data is transferred across borders, it may be subject to different legal frameworks and regulations. This can include data privacy laws, data localization requirements, and government surveillance laws. For example, GDPR in the EU has strict requirements for cross-border data transfers, which can impact the ability of organizations to transfer data to CSPs located outside of the EU.
As incident responders, it is important to be aware of the legal implications of cross-border data transfers, especially when conducting DFIR investigations. Depending on the regional and global legal framework in place, access to data stored in the cloud may be restricted, or additional legal requirements may need to be met before data can be accessed.
Therefore, as incident responders, it is important to stay informed about the legal framework in place and to develop appropriate incident response plans that consider the unique challenges presented...
