Independent Controller Data Processing Agreement

☐ We have common rules for managing information with another controller. 2.6 Subject to Section 2.7. Load Impact will keep personal data in a strictly confidential manner with no time limit. The above provisions do not apply to information that Load Impact transmits or transmits to public authorities or to information disclosed or disclosed for the purpose of exercising or defending rights, whether in the context of a court proceeding or in the context of an administrative or extrajudicial proceeding. ☐ We have decided what personal data should be collected. Accurate evaluation of data transfer to a processor, common controller or other independent controller is essential, as the type of agreement you need to make varies depending on the nature of the other party. If in doubt, seek legal advice. Consent is not valid if you ask the individuals concerned to receive direct marketing from “carefully selected partners” or another similar general description. Consent is also not valid if a long list of general categories of organizations is made available to those affected. 2.3 Load Impact is required to take the technical and organizational steps required by existing data protection legislation to protect the personal data you process from unauthorized destruction, loss, tampering or disclosure or unauthorized access to that personal data. Once the copy of C data is provided, A has no role in or benefits from C`s direct marketing campaign.

If we perform each process separately, B must only respond to A`s instructions if we host A`s personal data. However, it violates these instructions (i.e. only data storage) when it uses the same data set for its analysis research and direct marketing campaigns. ☐ We have been informed of personal data by a customer or a similar third party or we have disclosed the data to be collected. ☐ We follow another person`s instructions regarding the processing of personal data. Individuals and supervisory authorities (such as the OIC) can hold both processors and processors to account if they do not fulfill their responsibilities under the RGPD. When two or more people responsible for processing jointly determine the purposes and means of processing the same personal data, they are jointly responsible for the processing. However, they are not common interpreters when they process the same data for different purposes. Similarly, B could be in violation of the obligations of its processing manager or subcontractor by disclosing to the authorities a violation of personal data on its servers (instead of leaving A) or if it stores the data for its marketing campaigns after the termination of the hosting service. In this context, we propose to take into account B`s processing activities as a whole and to establish a data processing agreement to ensure general compliance with the RGPD at all times. ☐ We use the same set of personal data (for example). B a database) than another person in charge of the processing.

3.1 It is up to the quality of the processing manager to ensure that the processing of personal data is carried out with existing legislation, including, but not only in data protection law. These requirements include providing information on the processing of personal data to individuals and ensuring that there is a legal reason for Load Impact`s handling of personal data. In this case, some data protection specialists will use different clauses in their confidentiality agreement to cover all treatment objectives (i.e. processors, processors, processor processors). For example, A B invites customers` databases to host and allows them to use them for their direct marketing activities. A and B also agree that B will conduct analysis research and provide the necessary results for them to provide