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ISO 27701
A.8.5.6: Disclosure of subcontractors used to process PII

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ISO 27701

A.8.5.6: Disclosure of subcontractors used to process PII

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Policy
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Informing the controller of the processors of personal data
Critical
High
Normal
Low
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Partly done
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Privacy
Informing and data subject requests
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A.8: Openness, transparency and notice
ISO 27018
A.8.1: Disclosure of sub-contracted PII processing
ISO 27018
A.8.5.6: Disclosure of subcontractors used to process PII
ISO 27701
A.8.5.7: Engagement of subcontractor to process PII
ISO 27701
A.8.5.8: Change of subcontractor to process PII
ISO 27701
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Informing the controller of the processors of personal data
1. Task description

The organization must define procedures for informing the controller of all processors of personal data before processing begins.

The notification shall include the data processed by the processors and the purposes for which they process the data.

Documenting partners who are related to offered digital services supply chain
Critical
High
Normal
Low
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Development and cloud
Cloud service management
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Examples of other requirements this task affects

A.8: Openness, transparency and notice
ISO 27018
A.8.1: Disclosure of sub-contracted PII processing
ISO 27018
15.1.3: Information and communication technology supply chain
ISO 27017
A.8.5.6: Disclosure of subcontractors used to process PII
ISO 27701
A.8.5.7: Engagement of subcontractor to process PII
ISO 27701
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Documenting partners who are related to offered digital services supply chain
1. Task description

The organization must clearly document all the digital services it provides to its customers according to the cloud service model.

The documentation for digital services must include the partners involved in the service supply chain. The partner listing must include supporting services (such as IaaS, such as AWS or MS Azure), other partners included in the main service provider's supply chain (such as outsourced development), and other services that complement the actual service (including IDaaS, CDN).

In the future, supply chain documentation can be used to review a more detailed division of safety responsibilities.

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