Your data is safe with us. We ensure complete security and compliance for your benefit.
GDPR or General Data Protection Regulation is a regulation around data protection and privacy for all individuals within the European Union. It addresses the export of personal data outside the EU. The GDPR is primarily meant to provide more control to citizens and residents over their personal data and simplify the regulatory environment for international businesses by standardizing the requirements.
Customers can request access to their own personal data and we are answerable for the storage of your data
Customers enjoy the rights to transfer their data from one party to another without any loss of data
Customers can delete or withdraw their consent to give access to their data at any point during business transactions
This ensures that customers stay updated with the data and information that is being gathered and used
At peopleHum, our ongoing commitment to privacy and security means that GDPR compliance is supported by our fundamental values of transparency, consistency, efficiency, and innovation. Through the continual improvement of regulations, along with our own best practices, we ensure each and every user, their personal data is as safe and secure as we can provide, and that all regulatory mandates are fully met.
The security process includes security obligations, enacting impact studies, appointing a data protection officer, and ensuring privacy by design. Here are the steps that we follow at peopleHum. We -
We believe that less is more. So, we keep only the information that is necessary for business and remove the data that is not in use
It is very important for us to identify the areas from where the customer data comes to document utilization of data, figure out who can use this data, and beware of any risks
Implementing safety measures is important to avoid data breaches. We adopt the right security measures to safeguard your data
Our data protection capabilities are integrated in ways that mitigate risks from all channels
The information contained on this page is a commentary on GDPR, as peopleHum understands and interprets it. This is not intended to be legal advice to be used for the application of GDPR in any organization. The information mentioned here as well as related documentation may change in the future.