Data Security

 

1. Private Policy

We would like to share our privacy policy with you below. This section contains details on how personal data is gathered and used when using our website. We abide with the German data protection legislation. This disclosure is available to you on our website at any time.

We make it clear that there are security holes in data transfer over the Internet, such as when emailing someone, and that this cannot be fully secured against access by outside parties.

We specifically prohibit using the contact information in our imprint for commercial advertising unless you already have a business relationship with us or have our prior written consent. This website’s provider and any individuals listed within hereby oppose to any commercial use or disclosure of their information.

2. Individual information

You don’t need to enter any personal information to browse our website. When possible, we try to collect personal information (like name, address, or email address) voluntarily from users of our pages. We won’t share this information with outside parties without your explicit permission. In the event that you send us an inquiry or that we form, design, or modify a contractual relationship with you, we will gather and use your personal data to the extent that it is required for these purposes (master data). Insofar as it’s required to allow you to use the website, we gather, handle, and use personal data (usage data).

Only the amount of time required to fulfill the specified purpose—processing your inquiry or carrying out a contract—is allotted for the storage of personal data. Retention periods under business law and tax are considered here. We may provide information about this data (master data) in specific cases upon request from the relevant authorities, provided that doing so is required for criminal prosecution, to prevent harm, to carry out the official responsibilities of the Military Counterintelligence Service or the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, or to protect intellectual property rights.

2.1 Personal information is gathered when users visit our website (usage data)

We only obtain the personal information that your browser sends to our server when you use the website purely for informational reasons, that is, without registering or giving us any additional information. In order to display our website to you and to maintain stability and security, we need to gather the following technical data, which we collect if you would like to see it (the legal basis is Art. 6 Para. 1 Clause 1 Letter f of GDPR):

• Internet protocol address
• The time zone difference to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) for the request’s date and time
• Request content (particular page)
• HTTP status code and access status
• quantity of data that was sent
• the webpage that made the request
• web browser
• the interface of the operating system
• language and browser software version
• This information will, at the latest, be removed from our system after 365 days.

 

3. Sending information to outside services

3.1 Using Maps on Google

Our branch’s location can be shown on an interactive map on our websites by using Google Inc.’s “Google Maps” service.

Google is notified when you visit the website that you have accessed the relevant section of our website, and additional information is gathered. This happens whether or not Google offers a user account for you to log in with, or if there isn’t a user account. Your data is directly linked to your account if you are signed into Google. You must log out before pressing the button if you do not want to have your Google profile associated with you.

Google uses your data for market research, advertising, and/or needs-based website design. It retains your data as usage profiles. Google’s privacy policy contains more details about the intent and extent of data gathering as well as how the plug-in vendor processes it. There are various settings for privacy protection and more details about your rights in this regard:

• Please visit > http://www.google.com/policies/privacy/
• Google has registered for the EU-US Privacy Shield and processes your personal data in the USA.
• The Privacy Shield website

 

Deactivating the map service and stopping data transmission to Google are your options. Turn off JavaScript in your browser to accomplish this. In this instance, the location display will no longer function.

4. Your rights regarding data protection

Regarding the personal information that is kept about you, you have the following rights: the right to access information about the data, the right to have the data corrected or deleted, the right to have processing of your information restricted, the right to object to processing, and the right to data portability. Please feel free to contact us using the relevant body’s contact information if you have any queries regarding this or any other matters pertaining to personal data. At any moment, you have the right to file a complaint over our processing of your personal data with a supervisory authority for data protection.

5. Data deletion

When there is no longer a need for personal data to be stored, we usually erase it. In particular, there can be a need if the information is still required to complete agreed-upon services, verify, grant, or defend warranties, and, if relevant, guarantee claims. When it comes to mandatory retention periods, deletion won’t be taken into consideration until after the relevant term has passed.

6. Responsible Organization

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7. Particular Conditions of Use

Any deviations from the aforementioned numbers 1 through 5 for specific uses of this website will be made clear at the relevant place. The unique terms of use in this instance are applicable in every instance.