Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy establishes the terms under which SysOpsLink uses, manages, and protects the information provided by users when filling out the contact and quote request forms.

In accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) and Spanish Organic Law 3/2018 (LOPDGDD), the confidential, secure, and transparent treatment of all your personal data and technical information is fully guaranteed.

1. Data Controller

In compliance with current regulations, please be advised that the management of technical and commercial services offered under the commercial brand SysOpsLink is the sole responsibility of an independent professional:

2. Data Collected and Purpose

Through the website forms, we only collect data strictly necessary to study, evaluate, and perform the contracted services:

No international data transfers or automated profiling for advertising purposes are conducted.

3. Lawfulness of Processing

The legal basis that legitimizes the processing of your data is the express and free consent you grant by checking the mandatory acceptance box of this Privacy Policy before submitting any form.

4. Data Retention

The data provided will be kept for the following periods:

5. Confidentiality and Infrastructure Security

We understand the highly critical nature of the details regarding servers, network topologies, or credentials shared in the quote form. We pledge, under strict professional secrecy, to maintain their complete confidentiality. All communications with the website travel encrypted under HTTPS protocol, and received emails are stored on secure servers equipped with strict access control measures.

6. Your Rights as a User

In accordance with the GDPR, you have the right to exercise your rights of Access, Rectification, Erasure (Right to be Forgotten), Restriction of processing, Data Portability, and Objection free of charge.

To exercise them, you can send an email directly to [email protected] indicating "GDPR Rights" in the subject line and attaching the necessary information to verify your identity.

Furthermore, if you consider that your data has been processed inappropriately, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD).