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This is Datadog's published list of subprocessors, identifying the third-party companies that receive or process customer data as part of delivering Datadog's monitoring and observability services. The list discloses each subprocessor's name, country of operation, and the processing purpose, covering functions including cloud hosting, analytics, customer support, billing, and security tooling. Customers who have signed a Data Processing Agreement with Datadog may use this list to assess their own compliance obligations under GDPR, CCPA, or equivalent frameworks, particularly with respect to cross-border data transfers.
This document is Datadog's subprocessor list, published under its legal pages, disclosing the third-party entities that Datadog engages to process customer data in connection with its cloud monitoring and observability platform, consistent with obligations commonly arising under data processing agreements governed by frameworks such as the GDPR. The list asserts transparency about the identity, location, and processing purpose of each subprocessor, fulfilling the controller-to-processor disclosure requirement that the terms authorize Datadog to update with advance notice to customers. The document covers a broad range of subprocessor categories including cloud infrastructure providers, analytics vendors, customer support platforms, and security tooling, reflecting the operational complexity of a multi-product SaaS platform and creating a correspondingly wide surface area for international data transfers. GDPR Article 28 requires that processors only engage subprocessors with prior written authorization from the controller and that equivalent data protection obligations are imposed downstream; customers relying on this list for transfer impact assessments or vendor due diligence should verify the applicable data transfer mechanisms for each listed entity, particularly for transfers to the United States and other third countries. Organizations in regulated sectors such as financial services, healthcare, and public sector should map each subprocessor against their own data classification and transfer compliance requirements, as the breadth of the list may engage multiple national supervisory authority jurisdictions.
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