Third Parties and Sub-Processors Sample Clauses

Third Parties and Sub-Processors. Processor may subcontract work that relates to Personal Data under these Terms only in accordance with JCI’s instructions. Processor represents that it shall provide a list of all relevant Sub-Processors (i) prior to starting Processing, (ii) at a later date when Processor uses a new Sub-Processor, and (iii) at any time upon JCI’s request. This list should also include all geographic locations where Processing may take place. JCI may object to the use of a new Sub-Processor in writing if the new Sub-Processor represents an unacceptable risk to the protection of the Personal Data as determined by JCI. All Sub-Processors must comply with applicable Data Protection Rules and must be bound by an agreement that is substantially similar to these Terms, including but not limited to substantially the same provisions on international transfers, confidentiality and information security, cooperation and enquiries, Security Incidents and breach notification, and inspection and audit rights. JCI shall be granted the same rights granted in these Terms vis-à-vis the Sub-Processor. The Sub-Processing agreement shall be provided to JCI promptly upon request. Processor shall remain liable for all acts or omissions of Sub-Processors with respect to the Personal Data.
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Third Parties and Sub-Processors. 5.1 Controller authorizes Processor to subcontract Processing of Personal Data under these Terms to Sub- Processors, provided that the applicable requirements set forth under the applicable Data Protection Rules, Controller’s instructions and these Data Processing Terms (specifically this Section 5) – including, to the extent applicable, the Standard Clauses – are complied with at all times. Processor shall remain liable for all acts or omissions of Sub-Processors with respect to the Personal Data to the same extent as if Processor had performed such acts and/or omissions itself.
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