by Hannah Grace Holladay / May 16th, 2023

An organization processes personal data on behalf of a processor. Sub-processors must comply with the same contractual and compliance requirements as a processor.

by Hannah Grace Holladay / May 16th, 2023

Independent, public authorities for each EU member state that are responsible for monitoring the application of GDPR and addressing non-compliance. For example: National Commission…

by Hannah Grace Holladay / May 16th, 2023

Processing is any action that happens to or uses personal data, including accessing, collection, storage, archiving, reviewing, or destroying. A processor is the natural…

by Hannah Grace Holladay / May 16th, 2023

Personal data is any identifiable information related to a data subject. For example: name, geographic location data, email address, IP address, photographs, video or…

by Hannah Grace Holladay / May 16th, 2023

One of the seven major data processing principles of GDPR is to ensure that personal data is processed lawfully, fairly, and transparently. To comply…