Data processing agreement
Data processing agreement (DPA) is a legally binding document. It’s signed between two key data processing actors under GDPR – the data controller and the data processor.
It regulates the details of data processing, such as the scope and purpose, as well as the relationship between those actors. In addition, it assigns certain obligations required by the new EU law.
Read more about this topic on the Piwik PRO blog: Check out the 7 elements every DPA should have.
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6 ways analytics software collects data online – plus a comparison of 5 popular platforms
Data collection and analysis are a vital part of running any organization. For online data tracking, cookies and fingerprinting are among the most popular technologies and the basis for many tracking methods. In this article, we'll discuss those different methods and the possibilities they provide. Additionally, we'll compare how these 5 platforms approach tracking: Piwik […]
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Toon Vuursteen: Citizens are used to a smooth digital interaction with commercial companies and they expect the same from their government
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