Data Protection · glossary
A processor’s written account of what it does with each customer’s data, which Article 30(2) of the UK GDPR requires. Tennerby’s records list the kinds of processing, the sub-processors, any transfers out of the UK and the security measures in outline. Agreement, clause 5.3 · Chapter 5
Explained in Chapter 5, Security Measures: Article 32 for a Processor, of Data Protection.
A processor must keep records of processing, a written account of what it does with each customer’s data. Article 30(2) of the UK GDPR requires them. Clause 5.3 makes Tennerby show them to Corrandale on request. They list the kinds of processing, the sub-processors used, any transfers out of the UK and the security measures in outline.Read Chapter 5, Security Measures: Article 32 for a Processor →
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