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Towards a GDPR-compliant cloud architecture with data privacy controlled through sticky policies
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Data privacy is one of the biggest challenges facing system architects at the system design stage. Especially when certain laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), have to be complied with by cloud environments. In this article, we want to help cloud providers comply with the GDP
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