Obligations of data intermediaries
The PDPA provides that a data intermediary that processes personal data on behalf
of and for the purposes of another organisation pursuant to a contract which is
evidenced or made in writing will only be subject to the Data Protection Provisions
relating to (a) protection of personal data (later referred to as the “Protection
Obligation”); (b) retention of personal data (later referred to as the “Retention
Limitation Obligation”); and (c) notifying the organisation of data breaches as part of
notification of data breaches (later referred to as the “Data Breach Notification
Obligation”), and not any of the other Data Protection Provisions.
Where a data breach is discovered by a data intermediary , the data intermediary is required to notify the organisation without undue delay from the time it has credible grounds to believe that the data breach has occurred.
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