This Privacy Policy outlines how InfoDataPark collects and uses data to market its products and services while meeting its customers' business needs. The Policy applies to postal, email, telephone, and online channels, including visitors to the InfoDataPark website, but does not extend to third-party practices.

InfoDataPark collaborates with reputable and compliant third-party companies to offer marketing services and products to its clients. These companies provide third-party information, including demographic and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) such as name, postal address, email address, and telephone number. InfoDataPark does not collect, store, or use sensitive information, including Social Security numbers, credit card details, banking information, or biometric data.

InfoDataPark gathers global business information to provide products and services that assist clients in making important commercial decisions. Its global database includes personal details such as sole traders, partnerships, company directors, beneficial owners, trustees, and professional contacts. InfoDataPark ensures the security of the data it possesses and adheres to relevant privacy laws.

InfoDataPark offers data-driven marketing products and services, including tailored databases that may contain PII, insights, and analytical services. This data is sourced from licensed public records, vetted data partners, or customers and may include details such as name, address, job title, telephone number, email address, and purchase-related information. InfoDataPark does not sell, process, or collect transactional data containing credit card or banking information.

InfoDataPark may participate in digital advertising programs, using marketing databases to deliver targeted online ads via third-party online networks. It respects individuals' privacy and their right to opt out of such programs. Advertising partners may use cookies, web beacons, or similar technologies on websites or in email messages from InfoDataPark or its partners.

InfoDataPark collects personal information to supply commercial data about organizations to other businesses and licenses professional business contact details for marketing and data management purposes. The information collected is used to operate its websites, offer business information products and services to customers, and license professional business contact data to authorized resellers and third-party organizations.

InfoDataPark may use professional business contact information to match it with other public and private sources, creating anonymous data segments for use by InfoDataPark and third parties to target advertising messages. It aggregates website visitor data to identify usage patterns and visitor interests, as well as for technical support and website security purposes. InfoDataPark may track usage within its products to address user inquiries, conduct market research, and enhance product design and functionality.

When you visit the InfoDataPark website, the company may collect and store information voluntarily provided through event registration or by completing a form to request information. This data may include personal details such as name, company, job title, postal address, email address, telephone number, etc.

InfoDataPark gathers both personal and non-personal information from its visitors and customers. The company automatically collects non-personal data such as web browser type and operating system used, and uses cookies to track visitor activity to enhance the online experience. Visitors can disable cookies by adjusting their browser settings. InfoDataPark may also collect personal details like name, address, telephone number, and email address from visitors who subscribe to newsletters, fill out forms for additional information, or access whitepapers and webinars.

InfoDataPark collects business-related information, including contact details, company profiles, operational histories, and summary business data such as net worth. It may also use IP addresses to analyze trends related to InfoDataPark products and services and to match IP addresses to business contact details.

The company implements commercially reasonable security measures to protect personal data from unauthorized access and disclosure, including technical, physical, and administrative safeguards. Employees are required to complete privacy and security training, and InfoDataPark conducts third-party service provider due diligence to ensure vendors implement adequate data collection, processing, transfer, management, and security practices while providing services on the company’s behalf. InfoDataPark continuously evaluates its data privacy, information management, and security practices. However, the company cannot guarantee the security of any information that visitors transmit and such transmissions are done at their own risk. InfoDataPark does not respond to Do Not Track signals.

InfoDataPark places significant importance on data security and has implemented robust procedures and technologies to protect its data assets, which may include personal information. Only authorized employees have access to the data for legitimate business purposes, and the company requires partners to ensure secure data transfer practices.

Our security measures align with industry standards and our business operations. These measures include technical, physical, and administrative safeguards to protect personal information against unauthorized access and disclosure. Employees undergo privacy and security training, and InfoDataPark conducts third-party service provider due diligence to ensure they comply with relevant data privacy regulations.

While we make efforts to secure the information you transmit, we cannot fully ensure its security. By providing such information, you acknowledge that transmissions are made at your own risk. Nonetheless, InfoDataPark has policies and procedures in place to securely manage and protect data from unauthorized access. We achieve this by:

• Establishing secure information management policies and procedures

• Limiting employee access to sensitive information

• Utilizing data encryption, authentication, and virus detection technology

• Requiring service providers to comply with relevant legal and regulatory data privacy requirements

• Monitoring our websites via recognized privacy and security organizations

• Conducting background checks on employees and providing data privacy training

• Continuously assessing and improving data privacy, information management, and security practices.