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Data Processing & Protection Terms in SaaS Deals – Understanding the Terms and Why They Matter (Feb. 20, 2024)

Recorded On: 02/20/2024

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All SaaS deals have a data component and the terms can be found in the contract, data processing/protection agreement, security terms or even statements of work and terms & conditions.  Knowing what to look for and how the terms interact with the deal as a whole will facilitate deal flow and help avoid concerns long term.


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Data Processing & Protection Terms in SaaS Deals – Understanding the Terms and Why They Matter
Recorded 02/20/2024  |  60 minutes
Recorded 02/20/2024  |  60 minutes
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