EDM Council pegs market adoption of CDMC framework at 3 years

Six months after the EDM Council released its guidelines for managing sensitive data in the cloud, some new names have joined the effort, and the trade body is seeking companies to join its authorized partner program.

In September, data management trade association EDM Council launched Cloud Data Management Capabilities (CDMC), an assessment and certification framework that aims to develop and implement standards and best practices for handling sensitive data within cloud environments.

Developed by the EDM Council and partners such as Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, IBM, and Microsoft, the framework has roped in other big names to the effort.

The Fintech Open Source Foundation, a Linux Foundation

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