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Article 7 Significant incidents with regard to cloud computing service providers

With regard to cloud computing service providers, an incident shall be considered significant under Article 3(1)(g) where it fulfils one or more of the following criteria:

1. Overview

Summary	Regulation
Article 7 (a)	a cloud computing service provided is completely unavailable for more than 30 minutes;
Article 7 (b)	the availability of a cloud computing service of a provider is limited for more than 5 % of the cloud computing service’s users in the Union, or for more than 1 million of the cloud computing service’s users in the Union, whichever number is smaller, for a duration of more than one hour;
Article 7 (c)	the integrity, confidentiality or authenticity of stored, transmitted or processed data related to the provision of a cloud computing service is compromised as a result of a suspectedly malicious action,
Article 7 (d)	the integrity, confidentiality or authenticity of stored, transmitted or processed data related to the provision of a cloud computing service is compromised with an impact on more than 5 % of that cloud computing service’s users in the Union, or on more than 1 million of that cloud computing service’s users in the Union, whichever number is smaller.

1.1 References

1.2 Identified Requirements

1.3 Related Standards

2. Identified Requirements

Requirements
Source	Requirement

3. Related Standards

Standards
Source	Requirement

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