Huawei Cloud announced that the cloud services it offers in Europe are fully compliant with the regulatory rules in this region. These rules were created within a framework that aims to strengthen the unity and standards of the industry, with the aim of promoting high standards in data protection and security.
EU Cloud Code of Conduct standards were approved by the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) nearly three years ago and have become an important compliance reference point for the cloud industry. Implementation of the rules increased transparency and enabled customers to make more accurate risk assessments.
“We are extremely pleased that Huawei Cloud has been recognized as GDPR compliant by the EU Cloud Code of Conduct,” said Tim Tao, President of Huawei Cloud Europe. “Gabriella Mercuri, Executive Director of SCOPE Europe, the EU Cloud Code of Conduct monitoring unit, stated that she considers Huawei Cloud’s participation in the ecosystem as an important step that will contribute to the creation of a secure and transparent digital environment across the EU.
Huawei’s voluntary compliance with these rules is an indication that it provides services to users across Europe in a safe and transparent manner. Huawei is committed to providing its customers with a high level of cybersecurity, data security and privacy protection. While Huawei Cloud has successfully passed more than 140 audit and certification processes at the international level, it is the only Chinese company included in the Gartner Magic Quadrant list.
Huawei Cloud plays a leading role in meeting business compliance and cybersecurity requirements for businesses in different industries such as finance, energy, manufacturing, healthcare and utilities. This success of the company also forms a strong basis for digital transformation projects.
