The document states that Databricks applies strict policies and controls governing internal employee access to production systems, customer environments, and customer data.
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This provision discloses that employee access to customer data is subject to internal controls, but the document does not specify the mechanisms, such as role-based access control, audit logging, or access approval workflows, which would be necessary to assess the actual scope of those controls.
Interpretive note: The document asserts that strict controls exist but does not specify the mechanisms, making independent verification dependent on review of the Security Addendum or supplementary documentation.
The agreement states that internal employee access to customer data is controlled by strict policies, but the specific access control mechanisms are not disclosed in this public document and would need to be reviewed in the Security Addendum or separate documentation.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Internal access controls for customer data engage GDPR Article 32 technical and organizational measures, HIPAA Security Rule requirements for workforce access controls, ISO 27001 access management controls, and SOC 2 Type II …
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This provision discloses that employee access to customer data is subject to internal controls, but the document does not specify the mechanisms, such as role-based access control, audit logging, or access approval workflows, which would be necessary to assess the actual scope of those controls.
The agreement states that internal employee access to customer data is controlled by strict policies, but the specific access control mechanisms are not disclosed in this public document and would need to be reviewed in the Security Addendum or separate documentation.
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