Privacy policy - Personal Security news portal

The Personal Security portal is committed to respect and protect your privacy.

As part of the common administration of our web sites, and in order to customise our service and ensure your security, we have to collect information about you. The following Privacy Policy statement describes the type of information we collect and how we intend to use it.

The Personal Security portal has no liability on the Privacy Policy applied by the sites that you may access from or that may be linked to our site. The Personal Security portal is not responsible for the privacy practices or content of such other sites. We encourage you to be aware when you leave our site and to read the privacy statements of each web site to which we may link.

Security

Certain services on the Personal Security portal may require users to register, and may allocate you a username and a password.You are fully responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of the username and password that are assigned to you on registration.

However, the Personal Security portal underlines that there is no complete security in the internet and therefore can not be liable for any annoyances, damages or losses that may occur by accessing internet.

Usage tracking

The Personal Security portal tracks users' usage in order to constantly tune the presentation and the content of its web site and offer you an interactive and customised service. In no way, the Personal Security portal correlates this statistic information with the personal information you recorded during registration. The Personal Security portal uses your IP address to help diagnose any problem that you may encounter by using our server and to administrate our web site.

The Personal Security portal may use cookies in order to track your usage pattern of the site. A cookie is a piece of information that is stored in your hardware drive in order to ease and customise your navigation in our web site. In no way they are used to spy the content of your drives and to access personal information. Cookies are not execution programs, but only simple text files recording data that you provided while navigating in the site, such as user ID or pages you visited. However, the Personal Security portal does not use cookies to record your password or any other personal information. Furthermore, the use of cookies is subject to the fact that you configure your Internet Access to accept them.

Advertising

The Personal Security portal reserves the right to collect aggregated statistic data in order to provide advertising tools to suppliers and allow our marketing team to reach the most accurate audience. However, the Personal Security portal guarantees you that advertisers will never have access to your personal information. The Personal Security portal reserves the right to use your e-mail address to send you information about services or products we may considered of any benefit for you. Should you want your e-mail address be excluded from such mailing lists, feel free to contact our marketing team at sales@PersonalSecurityPortal.com

Third party

In accordance with the UK Data Protection Act, the Personal Security portal guarantees that your personal information will NOT be disclosed, sold, rented or licensed to any external organisation or third party, unless we have informed you AND fully been authorised by you.

However, should this be required by laws and in order to respect our integrity rules, the Personal Security portal reserves the right to co-operate with the Police or any other Regulatory authorities and therefore to disclose part or whole of your data to these institutions.

Newsletters

The Personal Security portal may use your personal record in order to send you electronic newsletters on a regular basis if you voluntary subscribe to this service or if we may consider that this information could be of any benefit for you. We will never share, sell, or rent individual personal information with anyone without your advance permission or unless ordered by a court of law. Also, you may unsubscribe at anytime by sending us an email, or by following the instructions at the end of the email newsletter.

Registration

The Personal Security portal offers you the ability to join a professional community. As such, the Personal Security portal may require personal information such as your name, address, company, or e-mail that you voluntarily input during the registration process. This information is used to customise the content of this web site and to provide you with the optimum service. We may use the information you provide to us for statistical, demographic, marketing and/or transaction purposes, and to notify you about new features of the site. By using our site, you consent to the collection and use of this information by us in accordance with this privacy policy. Please do not provide any information to us and leave the site immediately if you do not agree to this.

Updating information

At any time, the Personal Security portal offers you the ability to update the personal data you recorded during registration. If you have any questions on how to correct or update your personal information, please feel free to contact us. Should you decide to leave the Personal Security portal community, all the personal information that the Personal Security portal collected during your registration will be deleted.

Feedback and questions

Should you have any additional questions or comments on this Privacy Policy, please feel free to contact our editorial team: editor@PersonalSecurityPortal.com.

We encourage you to review this Privacy Policy from time to time.

Personal and Home security links

India Moves Chidambaram to Home Ministry Amid Security Crisis (Bloomberg)The cabinet reshuffle came as the government, preparing for general elections early next year, faces growing criticism from the opposition parties for its handling of internal security.

Govt beefs up home ministry; Deshmukhs days numbered (Express India)The government is putting together its best team at the home ministry to counter accusations of security lapses leading up to the Mumbai carnage. On Monday, even as P Chidambaram took charge of the ministry, it was learnt that the government is planning to appoint commerce secretary GK Pillai as home secretary, replacing Madhukar Gupta.

Chidambaram to submit internal security revamp plan on Dec 10 (Business Standard India)'I have heard the anguished voice of India,' he tells media. Within 24 hours of appointing him home minister, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress President Sonia Gandhi have asked former Finance Minister P Chidambaram to prepare a plan of action on revamping internal security.

Top Indian Security Official Resigns as Toll Eclipses 180 (New York Times)Amid questions on whether the authorities could have anticipated the attack and improved security, India?s home minister resigned.

TOI's 10-point security agenda for the Home Minister (The Times of India)None of these suggestions are new. Security experts and this newspaper have repeatedly asked for them. But we hope that with the dynamic P Chidambaram in charge, they may finally move from paper to ground reality. Some of these points may not be within his jurisdiction.

Security intrudes on live interview (Reuters via Yahoo! News) A suspected break-in at Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni's home Monday intruded on her electioneering when bodyguards accidentally broadcast an alert over her telephone line as she gave a live radio interview.

Security forces must be prepared for bigger challenges : Jaiswal (New Kerala)New Delhi, Dec.1 : Sriprakash Jaiswal, Minister of State for Home Affairs, has asked security forces to be prepared for bigger challenges in the future.

directory of Personal and Home security suppliers
Search directory Register your company
Personal and Home Security books:
personal and home security books and magazines in association with Amazon
SEARCH NEWS
DIRECTORY
Google