There is a lot of talk right now about the General Data Protection Regulation (
AVG
), which will be enforced by the government starting this year. The regulation, based on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), regulates that natural persons must always have access to the data collected about them, have the right to have that data deleted, and that companies that process data do so for a purpose clearly and directly related to the company. The AVG requires natural persons to know that their data is being stored and expects the storing party to do so with the natural person’s approval.
In this blog, we explain how we ensure that Client Factory is compliant with regulations and how we help our clients operate with us within the confines of the law.
“We process only that data which can be traced back to a person and his or her role in economic transactions.”
Customer Factory processes data for clients. In the processing agreement, we record what data that is and what we do with it. We enter into equivalent agreements with our partners, closing the chain and being fully transparent to our clients, their prospects and their customers.
We process only those data that can be traced back to a person and their role in economic transactions. We do not process private information or make connections in the private sphere of natural persons.
Customer Factory is part of the High Attention Group. Within High Attention Group, we have a Data Protection Officer (
DPO
) The DPO protects the position of individuals and ensures that Customer Factory lawfully processes the data under its control. In addition, the DPO monitors developments surrounding the GDPR and contributes to the development of policies under the privacy legislation.
Any natural person may, through links in our communications and directly to the DPO, instruct Customer Factory to make invisible or delete his or her data.
