Software as a Service and Habeas Data : An Approach from Private and Constitutional Law in Colombia

Derecho y políticas públicas
Lainiver Mendoza Munar

Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia, Cali

Theme and scope: This reflection paper aims to analyze personal data processing in Colombia by
companies that offer software as a service (SaaS), especially the regulation regarding habeas data
in Colombia and related principles established by case law.
 
Characteristics: Various contractual types are analyzed from private law and the importance of regulat-
ing personal data processing in the platforms providing the SaaS service is determined, based not only
on constitutional principles, but also on the use of private law regulations.
 
Findings: The application of constitutional principles plays a significant role when regulating the con-
tractual types of technology companies, although contracts are also crucial according to the principles
laid down by the law and case law on personal data.
 
Conclusions: We could demonstrate the importance of determining product ownership and data own-
ership, as well as the relevance of stipulating these aspects in the technological platforms using the
SaaS model to operate in Colombia.
Keywords: cloud computing, personal data, constitutional law, property law, private law, social media, software as a service
Published
2018-08-22

How to Cite

Mendoza Munar, L. (2018). Software as a Service and Habeas Data: An Approach from Private and Constitutional Law in Colombia. DIXI, 20(27). https://doi.org/10.16925/di.v20i27.2396
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