Many businesses have harnessed cloud computing to improve the way they
manage and deliver computing resources. The benefits of cloud computing
include cost effectiveness, scalability and accessibility. However, since
cloud computing services are provided through a shared pool of computing
resources, which often includes the storage and processing of data in
third-party data centres, the cloud computing model has inherent risks
related to service uptime, records retention, and data privacy and
security. Lawyers should approach cloud computing with caution because of
these risks, the highly confidential information they hold on behalf of
their clients, and their professional responsibilities.

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