Article 17.3-4: Periodic assessment of processor compliance

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3. The Controller is responsible to periodically assess Processor's compliance with the Law and its Regulations, and ensure that all regulatory requirements are met, whether the Processing is achieved by the Processor or third parties acting under their behalf. The Controller may appoint an independent third party to assess and monitor Processor’s compliance on its behalf.

4. If the Processor violates the instructions issued by the Controller or the agreement regarding the Processing of Personal Data, the Processor shall be considered as a Controller and held directly accountable for violating any provisions of the Law.

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3. The Controller is responsible to periodically assess Processor's compliance with the Law and its Regulations, and ensure that all regulatory requirements are met, whether the Processing is achieved by the Processor or third parties acting under their behalf. The Controller may appoint an independent third party to assess and monitor Processor’s compliance on its behalf.

4. If the Processor violates the instructions issued by the Controller or the agreement regarding the Processing of Personal Data, the Processor shall be considered as a Controller and held directly accountable for violating any provisions of the Law.

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Personal Data Protection Law (Saudi Arabia)
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Principles for personal data protection audits

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Data processing agreement analysis for most important system providers
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Evaluation of data processing agreement for important data processors
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