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Execute an Article 28-compliant processor arrangement: Which missing control is most direct?

AIGP Understanding How Laws, Standards and Frameworks Apply to AI Hard

The missing control is a GDPR Article 28 arrangement addressing processor duties, not merely commercial performance or assessment documentation.

The question

Under the GDPR in the European Union, a retailer uses a forecasting supplier only on documented instructions. The draft agreement identifies the service but omits confidentiality, security, subprocessor authorization, assistance with rights, and return or deletion duties. Transfers and the DPIA are otherwise addressed. Which missing control is most direct?

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  1. Require a new DPIA focused only on supplier forecast accuracy.
    A DPIA addresses processing risk, whereas the stated gap is the contractual allocation of processor obligations.
  2. Execute an Article 28-compliant processor arrangement covering those duties.
    The listed omissions are core processor-arrangement subjects, requiring a contract or legal act that assigns and supports those duties.
  3. Rely on the supplier’s general terms for processing details.
    General terms may not provide the specific Article 28 processor arrangements and documented responsibilities required for this relationship.
  4. Add a service-level target for forecast accuracy and uptime.
    Performance metrics govern service quality, not the processor obligations concerning confidentiality, security, rights, and data disposition.
The trap
Match omissions involving instructions, confidentiality, security, subprocessors, rights assistance, and deletion to processor-contract requirements.

How to remember it

The missing control is a GDPR Article 28 arrangement addressing processor duties, not merely commercial performance or assessment documentation.

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