Privacy Policy
Our Commitment: We are committed to respecting the confidentiality of personal information that we collect. Their use is limited to the requirements of any potential or established client relationship.
Collection of Personal Information: We collect the following information directly from you: name, email. Personal information is collected primarily through the contact form. Other information is also collected via potential interactivity generated between the visitor and our website, such as in the following manner: visitor statistics, pages visited, visitor’s geographic location, IP addresses of internet visitors.
Data Utilization: Personal information you give us is used exclusively to process your request for information, quote for services and to carry out contractual services, as the case may be.
Cookies: Charlesparisot.com website uses cookies in order to better serve and understand what visitors to our website are searching for. Data collected by cookies allows us to find out, among other things, how many visitors reach our website and which pages are viewed. A cookie is a small data unit sent to your web browser by a website to be saved. Most web browsers allow you to block or eliminate undesired “cookies”.
Transmission and Preservation: Personal information collected is never transmitted to third parties. Such personal information is eliminated five years after the termination of any contractual client relationship.
Security: Personal information we collect is kept in a secure environment. Persons having access to such information are held to respect strict confidentiality of your information. To ensure the security of your personal information, the following measures are implemented:
> Network monitoring software
> Username / password
> Firewall
We are committed to maintaining a high degree of confidentiality by integrating the latest technological innovations to ensure confidentiality of your transmissions. However, because no mechanism offers maximum security (zero risk does not exist), a portion of risk still remains whenever the Internet is used to transmit personal information.
Your Right to Access: We remind you that you have a right to access, modify, correct and eliminate any data concerning you (art. 34 of the “Informatics and Freedom” Act of January 6, 1978, France). To exercise that right, please send us your instructions by email or mail.
Contact Form: Leaving optional information blank on our contact form, does not in any way change how our on-line visitors are treated.
