#Personal argen iso
As an AWS customer, regardless of your size or location, you inherit all the benefits of our experience, tested against the strictest of third-party assurance frameworks.ĪWS implements and maintains technical and organizational security measures applicable to AWS cloud infrastructure services under globally recognized security assurance frameworks and certifications, including ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, PCI DSS Level 1, and SOC 1, 2, and 3. The same world-class security experts who monitor this infrastructure also build and maintain our broad selection of innovative security services, which can help you simplify meeting your own security and regulatory requirements. Custom-built for the cloud and designed to meet the most stringent security requirements in the world, our infrastructure is monitored 24x7 to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of our customers’ data. Security at AWS starts with our core infrastructure. Furthermore, Resolution 47 includes a list of security measures applicable to “sensitive data” (as defined in the PDPL).ĪWS is vigilant about your privacy and data security. These recommended security measures are divided by categories of processing related activities, including data collection, access controls, change controls, backup and recovery, vulnerability management, data removal or deletion, security incidents, and development environments. In particular, this new resolution updated the list of measures and controls recommended to manage, plan, control, and improve the security when processing personal data. Resolution 47 describes new, recommended security measures that are aligned with international best practices and standards, and aimed to protect the confidentiality and integrity of personal data during its processing – from data collection to data deletion. 11/2006 related to security measures that data controllers (i.e., AWS customers) needed to consider when processing personal data. In July 2018, the Argentine Data Protection Authority ( Agencia de Acceso a la Información Pública, “ADPA”) issued Resolution 47/2018 (“Resolution 47”) under the PDPL, which repealed Disposition No.
1558/2001 and supplementary regulations (“PDPL”) is an Argentine federal law that applies to the protection of personal data in Argentina and when personal data is transferred internationally for processing. Now Telecom Itália, with Werthein group (which controls 50% at Sofora), will propose a news deal that would change Telecom Argentina's corporative model and would obey the local competition rules.Argentina’s Personal Data Protection Law No. According to the regulator agency, by doing so Telecom Itália would violate antitrust legislation. However, the National Commission for the Defence of Competition (CNDC) considered the current presence of Telefonica inside Telecom Italia as a threat to competition. In 2009, Telecom Italia tried to get the Argentinian government's approval to increase the stake at Sofora (company which controls Telecom Argentina's fixed telephony operations).
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