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This document discusses copyright and confidentiality concerns related to Software as a Service (SaaS) and cloud computing. It highlights risks associated with content sharing and storage platforms, referencing past legal cases to illustrate potential infringement issues. The document advises careful consideration of security, data ownership, and the suitability of cloud solutions for businesses.
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Gripla slides 09 2011
- 1. Cloudy with a Chance of Storms Copyright and Confidentiality for SaaS and Remote Computing Chris Gatewood GRIPLA @gatewood5000 September 2011 www.thresholdcounsel.com
- 2. To the Cloud! In particular: SaaS Storage and sharing Ease of use Scalability Internal savings
- 3. 1: Copyright Chance of Storms 1. Copyright 2. Confidentialit y
- 4. 1: Copyright Copyright Concerns Storage, sharing Sharepoint, Dropbox, Box.net lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily secure, easy way for businesses to manage content, share large files and collaborate online from anywhere
- 5. 1: Copyright Copyright Concerns P2P all over again?
- 6. RIAA1: LimeWire, 2010-2011 v. Copyright Infringement and inducement Grokster part two intended to encourage infringement because: 1. aware of substantial infringement; 2. efforts to attract infringing users; 3. enabled and assisted users to commit infringement; 4. business based on infringement; and 5. failure to mitigate infringing activities
- 7. RIAA Copyright 1: v. Box.net, 2011 Move along, nothing to see here RIAA sent a subpoena to Box.net for identity of users 17 U.S.C. 則 512, safe harbor under DMCA for ISPs An ISP subpoena, like many torrent-type cases Box.net is not a target, simply like a Verizon or Comcast
- 8. 1:Cloud Storage Copyright What to watch Any new hub for entertainment content How presented, how used Benefits of the Grokster and LimeWire lessons
- 9. Traditional Licensing: 1: Copyright Software Business need Existing product or build to Specification Delivery Installation
- 10. Subscriptions: Software as a 1: Copyright Service Business need Existing service Maybe customized Access
- 11. 1: Copyright Different Agreements Product: License Copyright and code Service: Subscription SLAs Essentially a utility Remedies
- 12. 1: Copyright Confidentiality Risk management Examine needs and options Not everything should go to the cloud
- 13. Confidentiality 1: Copyright Concerns Security Kick the tires, lift the hood Fight for real remedies Crossed wires Look hard at infrastructure
- 14. Confidentiality 1: Copyright Concerns Contract Terms Security DIY backup Data ownership and portability
- 15. 1: Copyright Suggestions Cloud is useful, here to stay Not a match for everything Keep some geeks Choose carefully where it makes sense Shop for security Beware platform lock-in