GDPR

On the 25th of May 2018 the European data protection legislation that replaces the existing 1995 EU Data Protection Directive will come into force. This legislation is known as General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

GDPR strengthens the rights that individuals have regarding personal data relating to them and seeks to unify data protection laws across Europe, regardless of where that data is processed.

Where Netcetera acts as a Data Processor

For the purpose of the GDPR regulation Netcetera Ltd will act as a data processor for any data that has been provided, uploaded or transferred to our servers. Any client uploading this data will be classed as the data controller.

Where Netcetera acts as a Data Controller

For the purpose of the GDPR regulation Netcetera Ltd will act as the data controller for any data that was provided during the ordering and general account management process. This includes any data held for marketing purposes.

Data Physical Locations

Data provided to Netcetera is stored solely in the UK at the following locations.
Primary Data Centre
The Dataport
Ballasalla
Isle of Man
IM9 2AP
British Isles
Personal Data Digital Location
The Dataport
Ballasalla
Isle of Man
IM9 2AP
Office Location
The Dataport
Ballasalla
Isle of Man
IM9 2AP

Type of Data

GDPR legislation applies to any data that can identity a living person including but not limited to email address, postal address and phone number.

Data Processing Agreements

Our data processing commitments are set within the Privacy Policy. These have been updated from feedback with clients and guidance from regulators. More recently it has been updated to include GDPR legislation.

Deleting Data

Any data you delete from our servers will be deleted immediately or should you have backups then within 30 days. On cancellation of services, data will be destroyed within a maximum period of 180 days. Any customer data may be retained for up to 6 years to satisfactory legal obligations.

Data Breach

Under GDPR it is the responsibility of the data controller (the Netcetera client) to report a data breach to the Information Commission although Netcetera, as the data processor, will assist in the breach notification.

Glossary

Data Subject - A living person or individual
Data Controller - The organisation that collects and determines how the information will be processed, i.e. a Netcetera Hosting client.
Data Processor - An organisation that receives information from the data controller, i.e. Netcetera Ltd.
Personally Identifiable Information (PII) - Information that can identify a living individual
Supervisory Authority - The authority responsible for enforcing the regulation within a specific territory. In the UK it will be the Information Commission’s Office (ICO).
Individual Rights - The rights that empower the individual.
Data Breach - Intentional or accidental loss / damage to information.

Updated: May 2018

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