We have third party contractors/freelancers who are employed on specific assignments and may have access to some of the data. They do not use it for any other purpose other than to deliver the work assigned by BF. They are also bound by Non-disclosure agreements. I assume they do not count as third parties, given the nature of the relationship between the Freelancers and Brand Finance and the strict limitations on what they can use it for.
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Andrei Hanganu
May 10, 2018
Answer:
If the freelancers are using your company`s equipment and infrastructure and they are bound by the same privacy policies and procedures they should be treated just as a regular employee and not a third party.
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