Data Protection · glossary
The written contract the law requires between a controller and its processor. It says what the processor may do with the data, and what it must promise. Here it is the Data Processing Agreement that Corrandale and Tennerby signed in March 2027. Agreement, title page · Chapter 1 · see Controller, Processor
Explained in Chapter 1, Data Protection Work for a Software Supplier, of Data Protection.
A business that hands its staff data to a software supplier stays in charge of that data. The business is the controller: it decides why and how the data is used. The supplier is its processor: it holds and uses the data only for the business. The law makes them sign a written contract, a data processing agreement, that says what the processor may do.Read Chapter 1, Data Protection Work for a Software Supplier →
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This term is part of one fictional software supplier's year, with every document attached and a test after every chapter. Open Data Protection → · All terms A–Z →