This provision states that Duo Security's privacy practices are governed by the Cisco Online Privacy Statement rather than a standalone Duo document, and directs users to that external document for substantive privacy terms.
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This provision establishes that all operative privacy disclosures, data subject rights mechanisms, legal bases for processing, and data sharing arrangements are contained in a Cisco group-level document rather than disclosed on this page. Institutional reviewers cannot assess Duo's data handling practices without separately obtaining and reviewing the current Cisco Privacy Statement.
Interpretive note: The operative privacy terms are contained in an external document not reproduced here, making it impossible to assess specific provisions, rights, or obligations from this page alone.
This provision establishes that users interacting with Duo's websites, products, or services are subject to the Cisco Online Privacy Statement, which contains the operative terms governing data collection, use, sharing, and individual rights. The specific data categories collected and rights available to users are not disclosed on this page.
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Compare across platforms →"Cisco Duo, as a subsidiary of Cisco Systems, is committed to protecting your privacy and providing you with a positive experience when directly interacting with us, engaging with our websites, and while using our products and services. Click to read the Cisco Privacy StatementExcerpt from Duo Security's Duo Privacy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The referential structure of this provision means that GDPR, CCPA, and other applicable privacy framework obligations are addressed, if at all, in the Cisco Privacy Statement rather than here.
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This provision establishes that all operative privacy disclosures, data subject rights mechanisms, legal bases for processing, and data sharing arrangements are contained in a Cisco group-level document rather than disclosed on this page. Institutional reviewers cannot assess Duo's data handling practices without separately obtaining and reviewing the current Cisco Privacy Statement.
This provision establishes that users interacting with Duo's websites, products, or services are subject to the Cisco Online Privacy Statement, which contains the operative terms governing data collection, use, sharing, and individual rights. The specific data categories collected and rights available to users are not disclosed on this page.
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