This DPA has two parts:
If there is any inconsistency between the Key Terms and the DPA Standard Terms, the Key Terms will control. Capitalized and highlighted terms have the meanings given here. If omitted, the default meaning will be “none” or “not applicable,” and the correlating clause, sentence, or section will not apply to this Agreement.
| Name | Country | Processing Task |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services (AWS) | United States of America | VPC peering and cron job processing for Neo4j data ingestion. |
| Neo4j | United States of America | Storage of nodes and relationships in the security graph. |
| Sentry | United States of America | Error and performance monitoring. |
| PostHog | United States of America | Product analytics and session replay. |
| WorkOS | United States of America | Authentication, identity management, and secret storage. |
| OpenAI | United States of America | AI-assisted chat, security analysis, and file processing. |
| Spur | United States of America | IP address reputation and context enrichment. |
Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), SubImage is a service provider receiving Personal Data from the Customer solely to provide the agreed-upon Service. SubImage:
If SubImage can no longer meet its obligations under CCPA, the Customer will be notified promptly.
SubImage provides a managed version of the open-source Cartography project, offering mapping and visualization of cloud and application resources. It highlights relationships, dependencies, and security risks with seamless integrations and zero operational overhead.
SubImage will perform the following processing activities on behalf of the Customer:
SubImage will process Personal Data as long as required to:
| Categories of Data Subjects | Categories of Personal Data |
|---|---|
| Customer's employees | Contact information (email, phone, address), user activity data, location data, account details. |
| Customer's infrastructure metadata | Security configuration, cloud infrastructure data, and related metadata. |
Data Processing Agreement (Version 1.0). Free to use under CC BY 4.0.