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We consider the security of your personal data as a top priority and are committed to always safeguarding it.
This Website Privacy Statement (hereinafter referred to as “Privacy Statement”) informs you how the association IAPD (hereinafter “the Company” or “we” or “us”) processes your personal data as Data Processor, during your interaction (as ordinary visitors or users of the provided Services) with our website https://www.i-panic.org/ (hereinafter referred to as “Websites”), as well as your rights with respect to this data.
1. What is personal data
Your personal data contains all information, whether in paper or electronic, which may lead, either directly or in combination with other data, to your unique identification as a natural person under the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (hereinafter referred to as “the GDPR”), the applicable Greek law and the decisions of the Hellenic Data Protection Authority (HDPA).
2. What personal data we collect
We collect the following personal information from you or from third parties:
(a) Information we receive through our websites when you simply visit it.
IP address, browser type and cookies. See also the relevant Cookies Policy below.
(b) Information we receive when you use the services offered by our websites, such as contact forms:
Full name, basic physical or electronic contact information, and any additional information you provide us.
3. Why we collect personal data
Your personal information is collected in order to:
(a) Respond to your requests and provide information about our Company and our services that you have consented to receive, e.g. newsletters, industry updates, invitations, surveys, etc.
(b) To serve the legitimate business interests of our Company. In certain cases, we process data in a way that is reasonably expected as part of our business operation and does not substantially affect your rights, freedom or interests, e.g. for internal functions and analysis such as quality assurance, internal management, fraud prevention, security, use of management information systems, and for sending newsletters related to our Company’s products and services that we believe may be of interest to you.
(c) Due to a legal obligation, e.g. compliance with existing legislation.
We do not use your personal information for any other purpose.
4. Your rights regarding to your personal data
(a) You have the right to access your personal data.
This means that you have the right to ask us if we process your personal data.
(b) You have the right to correct inaccurate personal data.
If you find that your personal information is incorrect you can request us to correct it.
(c) You have the right to delete / right to be forgotten.
You may ask us to delete your personal data if it is no longer necessary for the above processing purposes or if you wish to revoke your consent if this is the only lawful basis of processing.
(d) You have the right to portability of your personal data.
You can ask us to provide you in readable form the data you provided, or ask us to forward it to another controller.
(e) You have the right to restrict processing.
You can ask us to restrict the processing of your personal data for as long as your processing of objections is pending.
(f) You have the right to object and withdraw consent of the processing of your personal data.
You may object to the processing of your personal data and we will stop processing it unless there are other compelling and legitimate reasons that prevail over your right. If you have consented to the processing of your personal data, you may revoke your consent at any time with future effect.
(g) You have the right not to receive marketing communications.
You may choose not to receive direct marketing communications from us.
(h) Where we process data based on our legitimate business interest.
In cases where we process your personal data based on our legitimate business interest, you may ask us to stop doing so, for reasons related to your personal situation. We must then do so if we do not believe that we have a legitimate compelling reason to continue to process your personal data.
5. Minimization, storage and deletion of your data
We will always request the minimum personal data required by law for the implementation of our services and the best possible service to you.
The processing of your personal data takes as long as necessary to fulfill our contractual and other legal obligations.
Your personal data may be held for up to 20 years after the end of our relationship, but also for longer if it cannot be deleted for legal, regulatory or technical reasons or if it is kept anonymous for research or statistical purposes.
6. Cookies Policy
Cookies are small pieces of files in text format, which are stored in the browser of the website visitor.
Our websites use the following types of cookies:
The essential, in other words, absolutely necessary cookies, needed for proper operation and security. These cookies do not recognize your individual identity and are not transmitted to third parties for the purpose of further statistical or advertising processing. Without these cookies, our websites may not be functional and the information security maybe at risk. Your consent is not requested before their use.
7. Security of your personal data
Recognizing the importance of protecting your personal data, we take the appropriate organizational and technical measures to protect your data from accidental or unauthorized processing. We use modern and advanced methods, in accordance with appropriate standards and in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Statement, to ensure maximum security.
To this end, we have appropriate security policies and we use appropriate technical and operational tools such as anonymization, pseudonymization, cryptography, firewalls, physical security, access control, staff training, internal / external audits, software security updates, as well as compliance with international standards regarding security and business continuity.
8. Applicable law to the processing of your data
The applicable law is Greek law, as formulated in accordance with the GDPR, and generally the applicable national and European laws and regulations for the protection of personal data. The courts of Athens, Greece are the competent courts for any disputes concerning your personal data.
