The document describes Technical and Organisational Measures as security safeguards governing data protection, incorporated by reference into the DPA rather than reproduced inline, meaning the full scope of Unity's security commitments is contained in a separate document.
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This provision establishes that Unity's contractual security commitments to developer customers are governed by a separately maintained TOM document incorporated into the DPA, requiring compliance teams to review that document to assess the adequacy of Unity's data security measures under GDPR Article 32 and equivalent frameworks.
The agreement incorporates Unity's Technical and Organisational Measures by reference into the DPA, establishing that the specific security safeguards Unity applies to personal data processing are documented separately from the privacy hub. Developer customers relying on the DPA for GDPR compliance should review the TOM document to assess whether Unity's security measures satisfy their own data protection requirements.
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This provision establishes that Unity's contractual security commitments to developer customers are governed by a separately maintained TOM document incorporated into the DPA, requiring compliance teams to review that document to assess the adequacy of Unity's data security measures under GDPR Article 32 and equivalent frameworks.
The agreement incorporates Unity's Technical and Organisational Measures by reference into the DPA, establishing that the specific security safeguards Unity applies to personal data processing are documented separately from the privacy hub. Developer customers relying on the DPA for GDPR compliance should review the TOM document to assess whether Unity's security measures satisfy their own data protection requirements.
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