The document states that Databricks provides a contractual security commitment to all customers through a Security Addendum within the customer agreement, which describes the security measures and practices applicable to customer data.
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This provision establishes that the enforceable security obligations are located in the Security Addendum of the customer agreement rather than in the public Trust Center disclosure, making the Addendum the operative document for vendor risk assessments and security compliance reviews.
The agreement establishes that the specific security measures and remediation timelines applicable to customer data are defined in the Security Addendum, meaning customers must review that contractual document to understand the binding scope of Databricks' security obligations toward their data.
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Compare across platforms →"Beyond the documentation and best practices that you will find in our Security and Trust Center, we also provide a contractual commitment to security written in plain language to all our customers. This commitment is captured in the Security Addendum of our customer agreement, which describes the security measures and practices that we follow to keep your data safe.Excerpt from Databricks's Security Practices
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The Security Addendum as described engages GDPR Article 28 and Article 32 requirements for data processor security obligations and written contracts, as well as CCPA requirements for service provider agreements.
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This provision establishes that the enforceable security obligations are located in the Security Addendum of the customer agreement rather than in the public Trust Center disclosure, making the Addendum the operative document for vendor risk assessments and security compliance reviews.
The agreement establishes that the specific security measures and remediation timelines applicable to customer data are defined in the Security Addendum, meaning customers must review that contractual document to understand the binding scope of Databricks' security obligations toward their data.
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