Data Processor Agreement Azure

Abr 09, 2021 admin Sin categoría 0

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I found information on the MS websites that such an agreement exists. Although I need it in Polish, it would be a good start if Microsoft commits to the RGPD and provides a range of products, features, documentation and resources to help our customers meet their compliance obligations in accordance with the RGPD. Below is a description of Microsoft`s contractual obligations to its customers regarding personal data collected from enterprise software: RGPD requires a contract between each manager and a subcontractor when personal data is transmitted. This means that Microsoft is either required to sign its customer`s processor agreement, or if microsoft offers a product or service to the customer, Microsoft can then write the contract. The RGPD also requires a subcontractor (Microsoft) not to accept the personal data of a processing manager in the absence of a contract and notify the person in charge. So the question is, where is the processor addendum for the RGPD? It is certainly not on the resource side of the RGPD. SalesForce has one. Oracle has one. AWS has a way out. The purpose of this document is to provide data managers with information about Microsoft Azure to determine if a DPIA is necessary and, if so, what details they wish to contain. Microsoft extends the RGPD terms to all generally available enterprise software customers, which are licensed by us or our affiliates in accordance with Microsoft`s licensing conditions and will apply from May 25, 2018, regardless of the corresponding version of enterprise software, provided that Microsoft is a processor or subprocesser of personal data associated with that software and that Microsoft continues to offer or support it.

You can find support details in the Microsoft Lifecyle Directive under support.microsoft.com/lifecycle. What I really need is a DPA for Office 365 or instructions where I find it or if it is already covered in the licensing agreement. Yes, yes. The RGPD requires controllers (z.B. organizations and developers who use Microsoft`s online services) to use only processors (z.B. Microsoft) that process personal data on behalf of the processor and provide sufficient safeguards to meet the essential requirements of the RGPD. Microsoft has made these commitments proactively for all of the company`s online customers as part of its subscription contracts and for volume license customers as part of their enterprise agreements. Customers of other enterprise software generally available and licensed by Microsoft or our affiliates will also benefit from Microsoft`s RGPD obligations, as described in this notice, as long as the software processes personal data. Article 35, paragraph 7, provides that a data protection impact analysis defines the purpose of the treatment and a systematic description of the proposed treatment. A systematic description of a complete DPIA may include factors such as the nature of the data processed, the length of data stays, where the data is located and transmitted, and third parties who may have access to the data.

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