Lambda Link

Data Compliance & Ownership

Your organization’s data. Your organization’s control.

Lambda Link develops Microsoft cloud environments in your organization’s tenant and subscriptions, with documented ownership, access, and operating responsibilities.

Your data belongs to your organization

The business records, documents, and datasets we help manage remain your organization’s data within its Microsoft cloud services. We configure client-owned environments and delegated administration, so access is explicit and your team retains control. Cloud infrastructure is provided by Microsoft; your customer data remains yours.

  • Document tenant, subscription, resource, and administrative ownership.
  • Agree service regions, retention, export, and recovery requirements.
  • Review third-party connectors and any movement outside the approved environment.

Why Microsoft is a strong foundation

Microsoft combines published compliance offerings and independent service assessments with tools for identity, auditing, retention, and information protection. The Trust Center and Service Trust Portal provide information to support vendor review and assurance.

Compliance is an operating practice

Lambda Link helps map requirements to controls, document changes, train users, and provide policy and usage reports within the agreed engagement. We support industry compliance and SOC 2 readiness with your compliance owners and auditors.

Microsoft’s service certifications support your compliance program. Your organization’s compliance also depends on its configuration, contracts, processes, and evidence.

Data Compliance: common questions

Who owns data in the Microsoft cloud services Lambda Link develops?

Your organization retains ownership of its customer data. We configure client-owned tenants and subscriptions, document delegated access, and agree how information is retained, exported, and handled across integrations.

Do Microsoft service certifications make our organization compliant?

They support vendor assurance and your control framework, but your organization must also configure and operate its own controls. Contracts, processes, user behavior, and evidence remain part of the compliance program.

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Tell us about your systems, priorities, and timeline. We will help define the next step.

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