Independent Controller Data Processing Agreement

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. 1.2. The legal obligations and responsibilities of subcontractors are limited (e.g.B. Security: see article here) and, for this reason, processing managers and subcontractors are legally required to enter into a contract to ensure that the subcontractor does not expose the processing manager to a risk of violation of the RGPD. However, if a subcontractor violates one of its few legal obligations (contrary to contractual obligations), it remains accountable to the authorities and the persons concerned. “applicable data protection law,” the CCAC, the RGPD and any other data protection, data protection, data protection or similar or related laws applicable to the use or other processing of personal data by a party. You can either share data so that the two entities are common controllers, or each of you is an independent controller (or data controller at data processing, although this is not taken into account in this article). The distinction between a common treatment manager and an independent processing officer can be identified here: in this context, the parties should assign in detail their respective obligations and obligations in terms of RGPD in their data processing contract (. For example, security, information, retention period, authorized use of personal data, notification of data breaches, etc.).

1.1 As part of the performance of Load Impact`s load control services in the context of you and Load Impact AB, a Swedish limited liability company with R.R. Load Impact, may process personal data on behalf of Load Impact within the meaning of Section 28 of the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (the “Data Protection Regulation”). This data processing agreement provides for Load Impact`s obligations and obligations to process personal data contained in the code used to conduct usage tests. The terms and concepts used in capital letters that are not defined here must have the meaning assigned to them in the Data Protection Regulation, unless the context clearly requires something else. Any reference to “personal data” refers to personal data processed by Load Impact in order to fulfill its obligations under the contract. Defining each party`s role in data processing operations is essential because their responsibilities vary depending on your role. You should be able to distinguish between controllers, common operators and subcontractors in order to understand what the obligations of the RGPD apply to which organization. In order to avoid any contradiction in B`s various obligations, B should be considered responsible for the processing, since its control activities (i.e. analyses and marketing campaigns) take precedence over its processor activities (i.e.

the hosting service). 2.9 After the completion of activities under the agreement to process personal data on your behalf and choice, Load Impact will occasionally delete all personal data processed under this data processing contract, or be returned to you in the format proposed by Load Load and remove existing copies, unless EU or Member State legislation requires the storage of personal data.