How to answer data classification questions from enterprise buyers
Buyers ask what data you hold and how you classify it. Learn to define your data types, map handling rules to each, and answer without overclaiming.
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Buyers ask what data you hold and how you classify it. Learn to define your data types, map handling rules to each, and answer without overclaiming.
If customer data reaches a hosted model, the provider is usually a subprocessor to list. Here is how to answer and what to check in the terms.
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Keep exception records at least as long as your longest audit lookback and any contract or legal duty. Keep closed and denied items too. What to check.
Keep supplier SBOMs while the software could still run in your environment, plus your records period. A practical retention approach, not legal advice.
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