Information Collected

If you request or submit information to us by sending an Email via [email protected], registering as a user on the site or by filling out a “contact” form, we may save your Email address as well as any other information you provide. This information may be used to contact you in the future by mail, Email, or phone to convey information about our solutions or services that we feel may benefit you. If you are added to our email newsletters you will have the ability to opt-out at any time. Your Email and other information will not be sold to any third party.

Information Collected by Others

This notice addresses only R&D Altanova’s website policy, and does not apply to sites that users access via links from our site. R&D Altanova is not responsible for the information collecting policies of other sites, for the practices employed by websites linked to or from our website, or for the information or content contained therein. Often, links to other websites are provided solely on the basis that they may contain useful information for our visitors. Users are advised to review the privacy policy of other websites.

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If you would like to have your personal information removed from our records, please send an Email with “Remove personal information” in the subject line.

Contact Us:

R&D Altanova
3601 So. Clinton Avenue
South Plainfield, NJ 07080
Phone: 732-549-4554
Fax: 732-549-1388

Email: [email protected]
Web Address: www.rdaltanova.com

Legally Compelled Disclosure of Information

R&D Altanova may disclose information when legally compelled to do so: when we, in good faith, believe that the law requires us to do so or for the protection of our legal rights.

Periodic Policy Changes

Please note that R&D Altanova reviews its privacy practices from time-to-time (i.e. to track technology and/or legal changes), and that these practices are subject to change. To ensure continuing familiarity with the most current version of our privacy policy, please bookmark and periodically review this page.

This policy statement is made in the name of R&D Altanova and is effective as of February 22, 2012. This statement does not create an agreement between R&D Altanova and users, and as such, does not create any legal rights for any party.

A new comprehensive data protection law in the EU that updates existing laws to strengthen the protection of personal data in light of rapid technological developments, increased globalization, and more complex international flows of personal data. It replaces the patchwork of national data protection laws currently in place with a single set of rules, directly enforceable in each EU member state.

The GDPR regulates the “processing,” which includes the collection, storage, transfer or use, of personal data about EU individuals. Any organization that processes personal data of EU individuals, including tracking their online activities, is within the scope of the law, regardless of whether the organization has a physical presence in the EU. Importantly, under the GDPR, the concept of “personal data” is very broad and covers any information relating to an identified or identifiable individual (also called a “data subject”).

The GDPR provides more privacy rights to EU individuals and places significant obligations on organizations. Some of the key changes are:

• Expanded rights for EU individuals: The GDPR provides expanded rights for EU individuals such as deletion, restriction, and portability of personal data.
• Compliance obligations: The GDPR requires organizations to implement appropriate policies and security protocols, conduct privacy impact assessments, keep detailed records on data activities and enter into written agreements with vendors.
• Data breach notification and security: The GDPR requires organizations to report certain data breaches to data protection authorities, and under certain circumstances, to the affected data subjects. The GDPR also places additional security requirements on organizations.
• New requirements for profiling and monitoring: The GDPR places additional obligations on organizations engaged in profiling or monitoring behavior of EU individuals.
• Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs): The GDPR officially recognizes BCRs (which Salesforce offers for certain of its services) as a means for organizations to legalize transfers of personal data outside the EU.
• Enforcement: Under the GDPR, authorities can fine organizations up to the greater of €20 million or 4% of a company’s annual global revenue, based on the seriousness of the breach and damages incurred.

One stop shop: The GDPR provides a central point of enforcement for organizations with operations in multiple EU member states by requiring companies to work with a lead supervisory authority for cross-border data protection issues.

No, the GDPR does not require EU personal data to stay in the EU, nor does it place any new restrictions on transfers of personal data outside the EU.

Additional information about the GDPR is available on the official GDPR website of the EU.

R&D Altanova welcomes the GDPR as an important step forward in streamlining data protection requirements across the EU and as an opportunity for R&D Altanova to deepen its commitment to data protection.  Similar to existing legal requirements, compliance with the GDPR requires a partnership between R&D Altanova and our. R&D Altanova will comply with the GDPR in the protection of our data for our customers.