a. The nature of the personal data breach, including, if possible, the categories and the approximate number of affected data subjects and the categories and the approximate number of affected personal data records
b. Probable consequences of a personal data breach
c. Measures which have been taken or are proposed to manage the personal data breach, including, if applicable, measures to limit its possible damage
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Create & signA data processing agreement, or DPA, is a deal between a company and a service provider outlining how personal data will be handled for business purposes. It’s the rulebook for collecting, sorting, and analyzing your data. Think of it as the agreement that sets the ground rules for companies that use third parties to handle their customer data.
Difference between a data processing agreement and a data sharing agreement
A data processing agreement is all about how data gets handled and processed by one party on behalf of another.
On the other hand, a data-sharing agreement is more about two parties sharing data directly between themselves—different contracts for different purposes. Still, both are crucial for keeping data safe and sound.
You'll need a GDPR data processing agreement when dealing with data from the EU and bringing in a third party to handle that info. Even if you're not dealing with EU data, having a DPA is still handy for spelling out the details when partnering with outside data processors.
This agreement lays down who's responsible for what when handling customer or user data.
Absolutely! It’s a contract between the data controller and processor. This agreement spells out what each party is responsible for and how they'll handle the personal data they're dealing with.
It's a must-have if you rely on someone else to handle your personal data. It's not just a suggestion; regulations like GDPR make it a legal obligation to protect people's information correctly.
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