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Data Processing Agreement (DPA)
Status: 2 June 2026 · v1 · Data processing under Art. 28 GDPR
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Status: 2 June 2026 · v1 · Draft — to be legally reviewed before launch.
What this is about
When we provide hosting or migration services to you, we process personal data on your behalf. The GDPR (Art. 28) requires a written agreement between you (controller) and us (processor). We sign such a DPA with every customer before the service begins.
What the DPA covers
- Subject matter and duration of processing
- Nature, purpose, data subjects and data categories
- Controller's right to issue instructions
- Confidentiality obligations
- Technical and organisational measures (TOM) — see appendix
- Use of sub-processors (Hetzner, Let's Encrypt)
- Data-subject rights and controller support
- Breach-notification duties
- Return and deletion of data after contract end
How to obtain the DPA
We provide the DPA as a ready-to-sign PDF on request and sign it before the contract begins. Send a brief mail to datenschutz@your-server.info with subject "DPA request".
Sub-processors
- Hetzner Online GmbH, Industriestr. 25, 91710 Gunzenhausen, Germany — data centre and server infrastructure (Nuremberg, DE)
- Internet Security Research Group (Let's Encrypt), San Francisco, USA — SSL certificate issuance
Technical and organisational measures (TOM) — short form
- Data-centre access only for authorised Hetzner personnel (ISO 27001 certified)
- Server access via SSH keys only — no password authentication
- Container isolation between customer websites (Docker)
- Reverse proxy with TLS 1.3 (Let's Encrypt), HSTS enabled
- CrowdSec for real-time defence against automated attacks
- Daily encrypted backups, 14-day rolling retention
- Regular malware scans (monthly minimum)
- At-rest encryption for backup volumes
- Documented incident-response process (notification within 24 h)
Status: 2 June 2026 · v1