Prnewswire 75% of EU Businesses Risk Customer Data to US Surveillance
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A report reveals that 75% of EU businesses expose customer data to foreign surveillance, primarily due to reliance on US-based cloud services. This dependency allows access to sensitive information under US laws like the CLOUD Act, raising compliance concerns with GDPR and risking customer trust.
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2026-03-09
Report published revealing data exposure risks for EU businesses
2026-03-10
Articles published detailing the findings of the report
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