PRIVACY NOTICE AND POLICY
Welcome to our Cybersecurity Consortium. If you are visiting our website, it is probably because you are an existing customer, partner, investor or prospect.
In accordance with Law 25, this privacy policy defines everything relating to the protection of data that we may collect on this site.
Our data protection officer is Nelly Gayaud. She can be reached via this email address: contact@consortiumcybersecurite.tech
The site is offered by the Cybersecurity Consortium, through the company CD Info Inc. whose head office is located at 216-925 Blvd De Maisonneuve West, Montreal, QC, H3A 0A5, CANADA
Site hosting and design
The hosting of the website is provided by OVH, SAS with a capital of 10,069,020 € registered in the RCS Lille Métropole 424,761,419,00045, whose head office is located at 2 rue Kellermann, 59100 Roubaix, France
For any report to OVH you can use the form at the following link: https://www.ovh.com/en/abuse/
NO COLLECTION OF PERSONAL DATA
No personal data is collected on the website https://consortium-cybersecurite.tech. No data processing is carried out on this site, in accordance with Law 25.
However, and for information, in accordance with the provisions of Law 25 (Law relating to the protection of personal data), any user has a right of access, rectification, opposition and deletion of his own personal data by making a written request signed by his hand, directly at the email address confidentialite@cdinfo.com to the Publication Director listed above the Legal Notice.
PRIVACY OFFICER
In accordance with the provisions of Loi 25 in Québec (Law on the protection of personal data in the private sector), all users have a right to access, rectification, opposition and deletion of personal data concerning him by making directly by simple mail a written request signed by his hand, to the email address contact@cybersecurity.tech addressed to the publication director listed at the top of the legal notice.
Applicable law and jurisdiction
This site and its legal notices are subject to the laws of Quebec. In the event of a dispute, the Access to Information Act is the administrative authority responsible for ensuring that privacy laws are enforced. Thus, if the user believes, after contacting the Consortium, that his rights on his data have not been respected, he can ask the Access to Information Act to intervene.