9.8.1: Instructions for data processing

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Objective: The orderly and defined handling of instructions with regard to the processing of the controller is intended to ensure that the tasks of the processor are fulfilled, and that the processor fulfils the planned and contractually agreed obligations (in particular also to determine a possible exceeding of the contractually agreed framework).

Requirements (must): The instructions by the controller regarding the processing of personal data are handled.
Procedures and measures are in place to ensure that:
- Received instructions are documented
- Instructions can be implemented (e.g. procedures for correcting, deleting, ...)
- Data is separated by client and specific order or project

This requirement is part of the framework:  
TISAX: Information security

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9.8.1: Instructions for data processing
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Objective: The orderly and defined handling of instructions with regard to the processing of the controller is intended to ensure that the tasks of the processor are fulfilled, and that the processor fulfils the planned and contractually agreed obligations (in particular also to determine a possible exceeding of the contractually agreed framework).

Requirements (must): The instructions by the controller regarding the processing of personal data are handled.
Procedures and measures are in place to ensure that:
- Received instructions are documented
- Instructions can be implemented (e.g. procedures for correcting, deleting, ...)
- Data is separated by client and specific order or project

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9.8.1: Instructions for data processing
of the framework  
TISAX: Information security
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Personnel guidelines for safe processing of personal and confidential data
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Handling of instructions from controller regarding the processing of personal data
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Privacy
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Handling of instructions from controller regarding the processing of personal data

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