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title: Shared Responsibility Model
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The Unstructured Shared Responsibility Model defines the division of ownership and duties between
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Unstructured, customers, and the cloud service providers (CSPs) that Unstructured and customers rely on.
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The Model lists and clarifies who is ultimately responsible for specific aspects of
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physical and cloud infrastructure, security, and application services, ensuring each party understands
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not only its own obligations but the obligations of the other participating parties. This Model is
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regularly updated to reflect the latest additions and changes to Unstructured's and the
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CSPs' product and service offerings.
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Before you contact Unstructured Support, you are encouraged to review the latest version of the Model
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to check who owns resolution of the issue you are experiencing. If you contact
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Unstructured Support about an issue for which the Model states that the customer is ultimately responsible,
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Support could return the unresolved issue back to you and take no further action.
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To see the latest version of the Model, go to the [Unstructured Trust Portal](https://trust.unstructured.io/),
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scroll down to the "Topics and common questions" section, and expand the entry labelled
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"Shared Responsibility Model."

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