SUB-PROCESSORS (SUBCONTRACTORS Sample Clauses

The SUB-PROCESSORS (SUBCONTRACTORS) clause defines the conditions under which a party may engage third parties to perform some or all of its contractual obligations. Typically, this clause requires the contracting party to obtain consent from the other party before appointing sub-processors or subcontractors, and to ensure that these third parties adhere to the same standards and obligations as set out in the main agreement. Its core function is to maintain oversight and accountability when work is delegated, thereby protecting the interests of the original contracting parties and ensuring compliance with contractual and legal requirements.
SUB-PROCESSORS (SUBCONTRACTORS. 6.1 The Customer acknowledges and agrees that (a) Iron Mountain’s affiliates or parent companies may be retained as sub-processors; and that (b) Iron Mountain and its’ affiliates or parent companies respectively may engage the third-party sub-processors listed in Appendix 2 to process personal data for the indicated scope of services. Customer understands that Iron Mountain’s global sub-processors will only be applied in the RM, Scanning and Legacy service lines, when the scanned images taken of the Customer’s Articles, as well as the electronically available inventory listings/data related to the stored Customer assets are processed by these entities (see Section 5.1). 6.2 In case of any additions or change to the current list, Iron Mountain shall notify the Customer in advance - indicating the name, country location, and subcontracted service of the proposed new sub-processor. Unless Customer objects in writing within 15 calendar days of being informed about Iron Mountain’s use of a new sub-processor, Iron Mountain may apply the new sub-processor for the indicated data processing activities. If Customer made an objection within the given timeline, Iron Mountain will use reasonable efforts to change the Services to avoid processing of the personal data by the “objected-to” new sub-processor. If Iron Mountain is unable to implement such changes within 60 calendar days, the Customer within further 60 calendar days from Iron Mountain’s notice (or – if Iron Mountain failed to reply – from the expiry of the 60 calendar days available for Iron Mountain’s notice) may terminate the Agreement. If Customer fails to send such a termination notice to the Iron Mountain within this deadline, this can be considered as consent to the application of the proposed sub-processor.
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SUB-PROCESSORS (SUBCONTRACTORS. 6.1 The Customer acknowledges and agrees that (a) Iron Mountain’s affiliates or parent companies may be retained as sub-processors; and that (
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SUB-PROCESSORS (SUBCONTRACTORS. (1) The Data Controller generally agrees that the Data Processor may subcontract parts of its contractual obligations hereunder to the Data Processor’s affiliated companies and/or third parties (Sub-Processors) within or outside the EEA. Sub-Processors will only act on the Data Processor’s Instructions when Processing Personal Data and will abide by any applicable data protection laws in effect. The Data Processor agrees and warrants to remain liable to the Data Controller for any acts or omissions of its Sub- Processors related to the subcontracted Processing by them under this Agreement. (2) Where the Data Processor engages Sub-Processors, the Data Processor will be obliged to pass on the Data Processor’s contractual obligations hereunder as required by the GDPR to such Sub-Processors and will restrict the Sub-Processor’s access to data only to what is necessary to maintain the subcontracted services. Sentence 1 of this paragraph 2 will apply in particular, but will not be limited to, the contractual requirements for confidentiality, data protection and data security stipulated between the parties of the Base Agreement. Furthermore, the Data Processor is responsible for setting-up and maintaining appropriate safeguards between it and the Sub-Processors as stipulated in Article 46 GDPR. (3) The Plesk websitehttps://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇ lists all Sub-Processors that are currently authorized by Plesk to access or process data on behalf of the Data Processor, only for specific purposes. Plesk will periodically update the applicable list of Sub-Processors on that website. The Data Controller may subscribe to the update service available on ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/legal in order to remain informed about any changes to this list. Alternatively, the Data Controller hereby commits to periodically check such website for changes in the list of Plesk Sub-Processors and acknowledges that satisfies its needs in regards to Sub-Processor information by the Data Processor. If the Data Controller does not approve a newly added Sub-Processor, then without prejudice to any termination rights under the Base Agreement and subject to the applicable terms and conditions, either Party shall have the right to either terminate this Agreement, its Instruction to Process data in writing or reject a specific form of data Processing in writing towards the Data Processor in order to avoid processing by such new Sub-Processor.
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