GDPR indemnification clause

Quelle: https://gdpr.eu/indemnification/

A GDPR indemnification clause is a contractual provision that releases one party from liability for certain data protection-related claims or costs under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), typically detailing who bears the risk and costs in cases of GDPR breaches, data breaches, or related compliance failures, and setting limits, exclusions, and conditions. It is commonly used in data processing agreements (DPAs) between controllers and processors in logistics and supply chain contexts.

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