Zenkit и Общий Регламент о Защите Данных (GDPR)

В Zenkit заботятся о защите персональных данных своих пользователей. Вся информация, которую мы собираем и храним, необходима для предлагаемого нами сервиса и предоставляется исключительно с согласия пользователя. Наш подход к политике конфиденциальности, безопасности и защите персональных данных согласуется с Общим Регламентом о Защите Данных (GDPR), и мы приняли все необходимые меры для достижения полного его соответствия законодательству ЕС

About the GDPR

GDPR stands for the General Data Protection Regulation. It is the European Union’s (EU’s) in 2016 released regulation that safeguards the personal data of individuals in the EU, as well as the export of personal data abroad.

The GDPR gives EU residents greater control over how any organization worldwide collects, processes, stores, and shares their personal data. Personal data is broadly defined in the regulations, but in general it can be thought of as any data that can be used to personally identify an individual. It applies to any organization that processes EU citizens’ personal data, regardless of the organization’s location.

The regulation encompasses the steps to be taken in all areas of protecting an individual’s privacy, including setting up security mechanisms, compliance, and repercussions. Failure to comply with the GDPR incurs a heavy fine for the non-compliant organization.

Our Stance on Privacy and the GDPR

Here at Zenkit, we strongly support data privacy legislation because we believe that strong privacy practices are good for our customers, and thus good for us. We are fully committed to the protection of our users’ data.

Our servers are located in Germany, which means that we need to meet not only the GDPR but also the European Data Protection Directives, as well as the German Federal Data Protection Act. This has set us up in good stead to meet GDPR compliance.

We will do our best to support your GDPR compliance efforts by providing information about the data that Zenkit collects, transmits, and stores for your account. That being said, we are unable to offer legal advice pertaining to how you or your organization achieve compliance.

Please read our app privacy policy and web privacy policy to learn more.

What We’re Doing to Comply

Just like any other software company with users and customers based inside the EU, we implemented a compliance strategy leading up to May 25th, 2018. Our data privacy practices are now in compliance with the GDPR.

We understand that our customers have GDPR requirements that are directly affected by their use of Zenkit and to that effect we worked hard with everyone on our team to ensure that, to the extent Zenkit directly collects the personal data of EU residents, it is GDPR compliant. Here are some of the steps we’ve taken:

• Committed to upholding the security and privacy measures required by the GDPR.
• Committed to appropriate data transfer mechanisms when transferring data outside to the EU.
• Ensured that any subprocessors or third-party services to which we transfer our users’ data uphold the security and privacy measures required by the GDPR.
• Ensured that all of our staff are appropriately educated about the proper handling of personal data.
• Ensured that staff who have access to, and process, our user’s personal data are bound to maintain the confidentiality and security of that data.
• In the event of a personal data breach involving data that Zenkit processes on behalf of an organization, we notify the affected organization without undue delay so that it can meet its obligation to notify the supervisory authority on time. For data for which we are the controller, we report breaches to the competent supervisory authority.
• Created awareness within the company regarding the Privacy by Default and Privacy by Design principles for ongoing development.
• We have appointed an external Data Protection Officer. She can be reached at privacy@zenkit.com.

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