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This allocation of data controller responsibility clarifies the operational relationship and regulatory obligations between Cisco, the enterprise customer, and end users under data protection frameworks. It establishes that privacy right requests and data governance determinations flow through the enterprise customer as the primary data controller rather than through Cisco.
End users of Duo services deployed by enterprises must direct privacy requests to their employer or organization (the Duo customer) rather than to Cisco directly. The terms structure Cisco's liability and obligations around the enterprise customer's data controller status rather than direct relationships with individual users.
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"When Cisco acts as a data processor on behalf of our customers (e.g., when a business uses Duo to authenticate their employees), the customer is the data controller and is responsible for determining how and why personal data is processed. In these cases, individuals should contact the business (our customer) directly to exercise their privacy rights.— Excerpt from Duo Security's Duo Privacy
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This allocation of data controller responsibility clarifies the operational relationship and regulatory obligations between Cisco, the enterprise customer, and end users under data protection frameworks. It establishes that privacy right requests and data governance determinations flow through the enterprise customer as the primary data controller rather than through Cisco.
End users of Duo services deployed by enterprises must direct privacy requests to their employer or organization (the Duo customer) rather than to Cisco directly. The terms structure Cisco's liability and obligations around the enterprise customer's data controller status rather than direct relationships with individual users.
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