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Privacy Policy

We take your privacy seriously.

How we use your information…

This privacy statement tells you what to expect when Disklabs collects your personal information.  It applies to information we collect about:

  • Visitors to our website
  • Complaints and feedback received
  • Information required for commercial purposes for providing our services to our customers
  • Information for marketing of Disklabs
  • Job applicants and our current and former employees

 

Visitors to our website

When someone visits our website, we use a third-party service, Google Analytics, to collect standard internet log information and details of visitor behaviour patterns. We do this to find out things such as the number of visitors to the various parts of the site. This information is only processed in a way which does not identify anyone. We do not make, and do not allow Google to make, any attempt to find out the identities of those visiting our website. If we do want to collect personally identifiable information through our website, we will be up front about this. We will make it clear when we collect personal information and will explain what we intend to do with it.

Use of cookies by Disklabs

You can read about how and why we use cookies on our Cookies Page.

Submission of your information

Submission of your information, requested, from our website is held on our secure platform. This is protected by all methods necessary.  Only the required personnel have access to this information.  Your information will only be used for the stated intended purpose and will not be shared outside of  Disklabs without your express consent.  Your consent to share your information will be sought at the time of you submitting your data.

Complaints and feedback

Should you wish to make a complaint our complaints process is available upon request.  All information received during the course of a complaint is handled with the same level of security protection on need for privacy as any other information we collect.

Information required for commercial purposes for providing our services to our customers

Disklabs use information provided by yourself to provide our services and products to our customers.  This data is only used for its intended and stated purpose.  This includes financial information for the production of invoices and receiving of payments for services provided.

Protecting your information

In order to protect your information, we have in place the following methods of protection: –

  • Monitored Firewall protection
  • Malware protection on all platforms
  • Encryption on data at rest and at point of use
  • Ongoing backups
  • Auditing for data integrity on an ongoing basis

Information Backups

Disklabs have a backup policy in place.  We retain backups for a maximum of one month.  Upon receiving a request to remove data of a personal nature, this will be completed by removing all reference and data from the production environment.  The full deletion of this data will be achieved after the retention period stated above has been reached.

Requests for your information

We will respond to requests for the information we hold on you within the required 30-day period.  Initial requests will not be charged.  However, should more than 2 requests be made within a 3-month period of time, subsequent requests will be charged at £10 per request.

All information will be provided in the format of a PDF document.

Marketing Information

Disklabs collect information from various sources for marketing purposes.  This information can be from social media forums, industry forums to name but a few.  We retain this information for a period of no more than 18 months, or the duration of the marketing campaign only.

Sharing information

Disklabs share information with the following external organisations for commercial purposes: –

  • Haines Watts Accountants
  • PS4B
  • IT for Business
  • NEST
  • Vetting Authority
  • Auditors
  • Customers

Information is shared with organisations within the UK-EU.

Some data on mobile devices may be accessible outside the UK-EU; however, this is protected as per our ISO27001 Information Security Policies.

The exception to this criteria is the sharing of information with UK authorities for investigatory purposes as per current legislation on finance and personnel.

Supplier Information

Disklabs are aware that sometime information with regards to suppliers is personal in nature.  This information is protected to the full extent as any other information within our environment.  This information is not shared unless express permission is granted by the individual.

Job applicants and our current and former employees

Job applicants

When Disklabs receive job applications we hold these in a secure manner.  The application forms are deleted or, in the instance of hard copies, shredded after the selection period is completed.  This information is not shared outside our organisation and is only shared internally with designated personnel.  Were information of an applicant is to be retained for future use only the contact information will be retained.  Consent from the applicant will be sought prior to the retention of any personal contact information.

Current employees

All personal information held by Disklabs on current employees is managed and maintained in a secure manner, the same as any other information we hold.  All employees have the right to view the data we hold on them at any time.  A formal request is required to be made for this information through their line manager.

Former employees

All personal information held by Disklabs on former employees is managed and maintained in a secure manner, the same as any other information we hold.  Should a former employee wish to view the data that we hold on them the steps for requesting information (detailed above) is followed. Information held on personnel is retained for a period no longer than 3 years after the cessation of employment, in line with current UK legislation.  After this period of time all information on the former employee is deleted.  If requested, a confirmation of this will be communicated to the person.

Reporting of Data Breaches

Disklabs report all major data breaches, of data we have control and are responsible for, to the Information Commissioners Office, our customers and/or suppliers.  All potential data breaches are fully investigated as per our Information Security Incident Policy.

When a data breach is detected, and the severity ascertained, this will be reported to the ICO within 72 hours.

Security and Protection

Disklabs take security of all information seriously, we hold certification to the following scheme: –

ISO27001:2013 Information Security Standard

As such, our management system is audited and verified on an annual basis

Data Protection Officer

Disklabs have designated Matthew Jones as Data Protection Officer (DPO).  To contact the DPO please email: gdpr@disklabs.com

Need our services?

If you would like to find out more and speak to a member of the Disklabs team, then
please get in touch. We'd be happy to help.

Tel      +44(0) 1827 55999

Email      website@disklabs.com