Data Processor Applicability

A data controller and data processor have different levels of legal responsibility and obligations as it relates to the handling of people’s data. Knowing whether you’re a data controller or data processor is important as it relates to privacy laws and understanding your legal obligations.

Before you begin, please understand:

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Consent(Required)

Understood

Does your organization collect and/or process personal user data?

Collect Data(Required)

Yes

No

Does your organization determine the purpose of the data processing activity?

Determine purpose(Required)

Yes

No

Do you have a direct connection with the data subjects?

Direct connection(Required)

Yes

No

Is your organization solely in charge of how the data is processed?

In Charge(Required)

Yes

No

Does your organization decide what kind of personal data should be collected?

Kind of Information(Required)

Yes

No

Will your organization commercially benefit from processing the data (not including payment for handling the data)?

Will you benefit?(Required)

Yes

No

Are you exercising professional judgment when processing personal data?

Professional Judgement(Required)

Yes

No

Has your organization outsourced the processing of the personal data to vendors? And if so, do you direct the vendors?

Outsourced processing(Required)

Yes

No

Are you a current SixFifty customer?

Current Customer

Yes

No

All finished!

Please provide your contact information so we can send you your results.

First Name(Required)

Last Name(Required)

Email(Required)

Company(Required)

Phone

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