Checking or drawing up a data processing agreement

If you store and process personal data for a customer, an agreement must always be entered into between you and the customer which sets out the agreements and obligations on both sides. Legal ICT is happy to assist you in checking or drawing up your data processing agreement.

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Data processing agreement through Legal ICT

Your customer and you both have a responsibility to ensure that you enter into the data processing agreement with each other. As an extra service to your customers, you might consider always having a standard processing agreement ready for them to sign.

Many of your customers are probably not aware that they are required to enter into a data processing agreement with you. With your own standard data processing agreement, you can be sure that this legal obligation will be met. In addition, you can be sure that the terms and conditions contained in it are in line with your services and you do not run any unnecessary risks.

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A data processing agreement sets out the agreements on matters such as

  • What personal data you will be processing
  • How and for what purposes you will process the personal data
  • To which parties you may provide the personal data, and that those parties are subject to the same obligations as the processor
  • What security measures you have taken (or will take) to protect the stored data
  • How the rights of data subjects, e.g. right to access and to rectification, are safeguarded
  • When and how data will be removed
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Beryl Hetharia

Beryl Hetharia

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