That question is too short and nondescript to make any sense? Safe, not only in IT terms today, is an objective and non-persistent state. What my third party entity audits as safe may very well fail your third party's audit. This is even if we may be auditing against what sounds like strict standards. What may be deemed as safe today may not be safe a 0-day later, though you may be continuously assessing. Your data is not safe anywhere and you should not sleep easy even if you write it on a piece of paper only to swallow. You are bound to poop tomorrow.
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That question is too short and nondescript to make any sense? Safe, not only in IT terms today, is an objective and non-persistent state. What my third party entity audits as safe may very well fail your third party's audit. This is even if we may be auditing against what sounds like strict standards. What may be deemed as safe today may not be safe a 0-day later, though you may be continuously assessing. Your data is not safe anywhere and you should not sleep easy even if you write it on a piece of paper only to swallow. You are bound to poop tomorrow.