GDPR Sub-Processors
Last updated 05 September 2024
This list is subject to change, so please check back frequently for updates.
Overview
Cognician uses sub-processors to support the delivery of our services to our customers. A sub-processor can be defined as a third-party data processor engaged by Cognician that may store and process personal data of our customers (as described in the relevant Data Processing Addendum).Security and Privacy Due Diligence
Cognician continuously evaluates the security, privacy and confidentiality practices of all proposed sub-processors that will or may have access to or otherwise process Customer Data.Sub-Processors
The tables below list the different third-party sub-processors engaged by Cognician to perform certain functions or deliver specific services.Infrastructure:
We use the following sub-processor to provide our cloud infrastructure environment and store our Customer Data:Sub-Processor | Entity Country | Purpose |
Amazon Web Services, Inc. | Ireland | Data Center |
Backblaze B2 | Netherlands | Cloud Backup Services |
Service-Specific Sub-Processors:
Cognician works with various other third parties to provide specific functionality within the services. In order to provide the relevant functionality, these sub-processors must access Customer Data. Their use is limited to the Services indicated below:Sub-Processor | Entity Country | Purpose |
Google, LLC. | USA | Email and Cloud Storage of Documents, Video Conferencing, Mobility, and Web Meetings |
Microsoft, Inc. | USA | Video Conferencing, Web Meetings, Secure Content Collaboration and File Sharing |
SS&C Intralinks | USA | Secure Document Exchange |
Intercom, Inc. | USA | Customer Support |
HubSpot, Inc. | USA | Marketing, Sales, Customer Service and CRM |
Integrations:
Additionally, the following third-party sub-processors may store and process personal data of our customers as part of application integrations:Sub-Processor | Entity Country | Purpose |
Asana, Inc. | USA | Internal Team Workflows and Tasks |