Amazon's Jassy on Customer Data and the DOJ

The video discusses the issue of government requests for customer data from cloud companies, particularly AWS. It highlights the concerns of overseas customers and AWS's commitment to data privacy and security. AWS emphasizes that customer data is owned by the customers and suggests encryption as a method to protect data from unauthorized access, even in cases where governments have legal rights to request data.

What is a major concern for overseas customers regarding cloud data?

• The cost of data storage

• The speed of data access

• The security and privacy of their data

• The availability of customer support

How does AWS view customer data?

• As public information

• As the customer's property

• As AWS's property

• As a shared resource

What is a rare occurrence according to the AWS discussion?

• Governments asking for customer data

• Customers encrypting their data

• AWS advocating for customers

• Data breaches in the cloud

What is a recommended practice for companies worried about data requests?

• Regularly changing data storage providers

• Using third-party data management services

• Encrypting data and keeping the keys

• Storing data in multiple locations

What must a government provide to access customer data legally?

• A formal request

• A subpoena

• A written notice

• A verbal agreement