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Global data governance

One infrastructure. Multiple jurisdictions.

A centralized governance framework for privacy, data protection and international data operations across the BREAIX ecosystem.

01 / Overview

Governance at the center.

BREAIX maintains a central framework designed to support data protection, security and compliance across different markets. Specific legal requirements may apply depending on the jurisdiction, the entity involved and the processing activity.

Select a principleExplore how each governance layer supports the BREAIX framework.
02 / Jurisdictions

Global reach. Local requirements.

A jurisdiction directory covering 196 jurisdictions within the BREAIX governance framework. Search by jurisdiction or filter by region.

BREAIX / Regulatory registerGlobal jurisdiction index
Ref. GDG-196Rev. 01Status Active
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03 / Principles

An operating standard.

The framework establishes common governance principles while allowing jurisdiction-specific requirements to be applied where necessary.

  1. 01Purpose and lawfulnessData processing is structured around defined purposes and applicable legal requirements.
  2. 02Access governanceAccess may be governed by authorization, operational role and legitimate need.
  3. 03International transfersCross-border operations may be subject to safeguards and appropriate transfer mechanisms.
  4. 04Security and integrityTechnical and organizational controls support the protection of information.
  5. 05TraceabilityRelevant activities may be recorded and reviewed for security, compliance and operational purposes.
Jurisdictional scope

Applicable requirements are determined by context.

The inclusion of a country, region or regulatory framework does not, by itself, establish automatic applicability of all listed requirements. Applicable obligations depend on the entity involved, the processing activity, geography and the contractual relationship in place.