Data Transfer Agreement Ki

Researchers should consult research services on all research-related agreements, even if they attempt to legitimize the transfer of personal data outside the EEA, in accordance with standard contractual clauses, the data protection shield or other means. Existing data subcontractor agreements need to be identified and verified. A subcontractor is someone who processes personal data on behalf of AI. The RGPD anticipates that a processing manager should use only one subcontractor with sufficient safeguards to implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure that the treatment complies with the requirements of the RGPD and that the rights of the individual concerned are respected. As a result, processors should apply the duty of care prior to intervention on the transformers being considered, including indirect transfers. This should include an assessment of data transfers, especially since indirect transmissions are, in the first place, invisible. Not all data exports are made between a manager and a subcontractor – some transfers are made to another processing manager or between common processing managers, and some transfers can be made for both processing and the person responsible for the shared use and transfer of personal data by the subcontractor. The processing of personal data must be identified and notified to the AI. This will be a central project that the RGPD project group will announce to you. You will then receive instructions on how to report your processing activities and what type of activity to record. Sometimes minor adjustments are enough, sometimes the model is necessary for the agreement of the data processor.

Order the presentation of avtal@ki.se A processing manager until a controller data transfer contract must address: please note that if you go to another institution outside the EEA and the university has authorized you to take research data with you, this is considered a data transmission. Data transmission agreements (whether they are processor controllers, subprocessor processors or another combination of parts) are not new, but with the advent of the RGPD, they get an upgrade and require much greater scrutiny and detail.