In the meantime, the Roundtable has entrusted the data to a retired judge.
Table 1 Differences between disclosed data, entrusted data, incidental data, and shared data Creator Publisher Domain Disclosed data User User User Entrusted data User User Contact Incidental data Contact Contact User Disseminated data User Contact Contact.
data ≈ 0 Disclosed data 0.2 Entrusted data 0.6 Incidental data 0.2 Disseminated data 0.8.
In her speech, part of which follows below, she argued that cloud computing businesses are at particular risk of fallout from a wide-reaching U.S. government surveillance program because they rely on their customers' trust to function — trust that the data entrusted to them is stored securely.
The NSA revelations have caused people worldwide to doubt the wisdom of entrusting their data to cloud services operated by American companies, and some US firms have said they risk losing billions of dollars as customers become increasingly wary of using their services.
He also says that the roll out of paid-for plans are likely to be well received by many of Mendeley's 375,000 users who have entrusted the company with their research data – 26.5 million documents – and changed their work-flow accordingly.
As more and more computing activity shifts to the cloud, individuals and corporations are entrusting their data and its processing to third parties operating in a virtualized computing environment.
It might also involve entrusting scientific data to third parties, who cannot always guarantee their permanence.
Such household names can help allay patients' fears about entrusting their data to Big Tech.
Others are wary of entrusting sensitive data to another firm's servers.In this section What are brands for?
