This is highly dependent on the industry and/or location of your business. Nevertheless, here are some useful guidelines to help your organisation remain compliant: Choose a cloud service provider that is compliant with the relevant regulations and standards for your industry. Understand the regulations that apply to your business and how they apply to cloud computing. Work with legal and compliance experts to ensure that you are meeting all of the requirements. Perform a risk assessment to identify potential compliance risks related to cloud computing. This includes identifying data protection, privacy and security risks. Develop a compliance plan that outlines the steps you will take to meet regulatory requirements. This should include security controls, data management policies and data breach notification procedures. Implement security controls to protect your data and ensure regulatory compliance. This includes encryption, access controls and monitoring/ logging user activity. Monitor compliance with regulatory requirements and audit your cloud service provider’s compliance regularly. Use tools like AWS Config, Azure Policy or Google Cloud Security Command Center to monitor compliance and identify potential compliance issues. Train your staff on compliance policies and procedures related to cloud computing. This includes training on data protection, privacy and security policies.