GDPR Compliance eBook
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If data processing is carried out by a third party (a cloud provider for example) on your behalf, you must demonstrate that you use suppliers (processors) providing sufficient guarantees so that you will meet the requirements of the GDPR that will come into force on May 25. To do so, you must enter into a written contract, a data processing agreement (DPA), with your processors which regulates the scope and purpose of the data processing carried out on your behalf. The hosts of this webinar, cryptography expert Istvan Lam, Co-founder and CEO of Tresorit and Petra Kovacsics, Legal & Data Protection Counsel of Tresorit, demonstrate the importance of a DPA with real life examples, and walk you through the process of signing a DPA with Tresorit.
“One of the most important questions of a data processing agreement is whether your data processor is providing sufficient security and technical measures to ensure that your data is duly protected.”
– Petra Kovacsics, Legal & Data Protection Counsel of Tresorit
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a comprehensive data protection regulation. The GDPR obliges you to minimize the personal data you store and handle. Access control, encryption, and client-side key management help you maintain full ownership of who is seeing what in your organization. Use our resources to learn more about GDPR and about the role encryption can play in reaching GDPR compliance.
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