This article examines international standards and mechanisms for obtaining data
stored in cloud technologies as legal evidence. In an era of rapid development of
digital technologies, data stored in cloud services is becoming increasingly important
in investigating crimes and resolving legal disputes. The study attempted to
comprehensively study the legal framework, technical mechanisms, international
cooperation standards, and practical difficulties in obtaining cloud data as evidence.
The article analyzed standards developed by international organizations such as the
European Union, the United States, and the UN, as well as national legislation and
policies of cloud providers in different countries. As a result of the study,
recommendations were developed to create a single international mechanism for
obtaining cloud data as evidence, harmonize legal and technical standards, and
strengthen cooperation between states. These recommendations provide an
opportunity for law enforcement agencies, the judiciary, and legislators to improve the
process of obtaining cloud data as evidence.