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Microsoft Signs Cloud Security Compliance Agreement; Stuart McKee Comments
Jason Shueh writes Microsoft indicates in an agreement with the California Department of Justice that it will comply with CJIS standards for managing criminal justice information in the cloud.
Stuart McKee, Microsoft chief technology officer, told Government Technology that the company aims to establish government partnerships through the agreement.
Shueh reports the agreement calls for quarterly security updates, background checks on Microsoft personnel and physical access to the firm’s cloud facilities.