Last updated: May 2024
Your privacy is very important to Computest Security (hereafter 'we' or 'us'). We therefore comply with the privacy legislation General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This means that your data is safe with us and that we always use them properly.
In this privacy statement, we explain everything we do with information we learn about you at Computest Security. If you have any questions, or if want to know what information about you we keep track of, please contact Computest Security.
Purposes of data processing
Computest Security collects personal data when you register for a course, contact us using the contact form, apply for a job or download a white paper. We use your telephone number, e-mail address and name and address details for this purpose. We process your personal data for the purposes of entering into and implementing contracts for services and training in relation to software quality in the functional, performance and security sphere and managing the resulting relationships, including implementing activities aimed at increasing the customer base.
In order to process the data which are entered in the forms, we use SalesForce, our CRM system. Data that are requested through forms on our website are required for the above reasons. If you do not provide this personal data, we will be unable to contact you or, in the case of a newsletter subscription, inform you about our services and activities.
If you complete a contact, training, application or newsletter registration form on the website, complete a white paper or demo request form or send us an e-mail, the data you submit to us are kept as long as is required by the nature of the form or the content of your e-mail in order to fully answer and deal with it. We will not store your data any longer than necessary and we adhere to the legal requirements regarding privacy data storage.
Provision of personal data to other companies or institutions
Under no circumstances will we give your personal data to other companies or institutions, except if we are required to do so by law (for example, if police demand that we provide personal data because they suspect a crime).
Our website includes social media buttons. The administrators of these services use them to collect you personal data. See also our cookie policy.
Security
Security of personal data is very important to us. In order to protect your privacy, we take the following measures:
- Access to personal data is protected with a username and password and two-factor authentication
- After receipt, the data are stored in a separate, secure system
- We take physical measures such as locks and safes to prevent access to the systems in which personal data are stored
- We use secure connections (Transport Layer Security or TLS) which protect all information sent between you and our site when you enter personal data
- We run security checks on suppliers of software solutions as part of the selection procedure
- We have implemented a comprehensive package of technical measures for the security of our workstations and servers
Statistics
We keep statistics about the use of our website. We use these statistics to improve our website in order, for example, to only show you relevant information. For this purpose, we use Google Analytics; see below.
Cookies
Our website uses cookies. Cookies are small files in which we can store information so you don't have to enter it repeatedly. But we can also use them to see when you visit us again. When you first visit our website, we display a message explaining the use of cookies. We will ask you to agree to the use of these cookies. You can disable cookies in your browser settings, but some things on our website will no longer work properly if you do. We have made agreements about the use of cookies with other companies that place cookies. However, we do not have full control over what they do with the cookies. So please read their privacy statements. You can read more about our cookie policy here.
Google Analytics
We use Google Analytics to track how visitors use our website and to analyse how effective our Google Ads advertisements on Google search result pages are. This information is used for statistical analysis of visiting and clicking behaviour on our website and also to optimise the operation of the website. We have concluded a data processor agreement with Google. It strictly limits what they are permitted to track. We also have set up Google Analytics to be privacy-friendly, so that IP addresses are anonymised and are data sent over a secure connection. For more information about this, see our cookie policy.
Google reCAPTCHA
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Leadinfo
To measure the business use of our website, we use the Leadinfo B.V. service based in Rotterdam. This tool recognizes company visits to our website based on IP addresses and shows us publicly available information, such as company names or addresses. The IP address is not included. More information is available at www.leadinfo.com or in our cookie policy.
On this page: https://www.leadinfo.com/en/opt-out you have an opt-out option. If you opt-out, your data will no longer be recorded by Leadinfo.
Changes to this privacy statement
When our website changes, we naturally also have to amend the privacy statement. So always check the date above and check back regularly to see if there are new versions. We will do our best to also announce changes separately.
Inspecting, amending and deleting your data
If you have any questions or you want to know which of your personal data we hold, you can always contact us. Please see the contact details below.
You have the following rights:
- to ask us to explain which personal data we have and what we do with them
- to inspect the precise personal data we hold
- to have errors corrected
- to have personal data deleted
- to withdraw consent
- to object to a particular use
Please make sure you always clearly indicate who you are, so that we know for sure that we are not amending or deleting the data for the wrong person.
Contact details:
Computest Security
Signaalrood 25
2718SH Zoetermeer
Submitting a complaint
If you feel we are not helping you properly, you have the right to submit a complaint to the regulator, officially known as the Data Protection Authority.
Contact details:
Data Protection Authority
Postbus 93374
2509 AJ THE HAGUE
Complaints and questions can also be reported to Computest Security by sending an email to info@computest.nl or privacy@computest.nl.