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Who is liable when the breach is at our cloud provider?

Your obligations as data controller continue; recourse against the provider depends on the security and indemnity clauses in your contract. We strengthen supplier contracts based on inciden…

Updated · July 20261 min readCategory · Data Breach & Cyber Incident Response
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Your obligations as data controller continue; recourse against the provider depends on the security and indemnity clauses in your contract. We strengthen supplier contracts based on incident scenarios.

Your obligations as data controller continue; recourse against the provider depends on the security and indemnity clauses in your contract. We strengthen supplier contracts based on incident scenarios.

In data-protection terms the provider is your processor, so a compliant data processing agreement is the real control: it should carry prompt breach-notification timelines, audit rights, sub-processor limits and security commitments. Recourse is only as strong as those clauses — we pressure-test them against concrete incident scenarios before signature.

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