Hydroscope, as a data management service, manages your data responsibly by applying the industry’s best practices in terms of security.
confidentiality #
When you share data with Hydroscope, the company is legally bound by the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) signed between our organisations, not to divulge any of this data to any other parties. At Hydroscope we enforce this oath vigorously because we understand that any data breach would have disastrous on our reputation as well as irrevocably breaking the trust we wish to create with our clients.
For this reason access to your data is only given to the members of the team that require it to work on your data. Our servers enforce the latest security requirements.
european servers #
Your data is backed to european servers not linked in any way to Amazon, Google, Dropbox and the like, meaning your data is safe from prying eyes, and protected by the most protective legislation.
encryption #
Hydroscope does not apply server side encryption to your data, because it is not currently compatible with our system. If you do have special security requirements, we can make adjustments to encrypt your data on our servers.
personal data #
Because Hydroscope can come into contact with what the european legislation considers personal data (logging the name of crew members onboard during a sailing session is considered personal data for instance), it enforces the GDPRs, limiting the duration for which this data is stored on our servers, detailing a plan of what Hydroscope is allowed to do with this data, and giving you the right to edit, download, or delete your personal data if it is stored on our servers.
cookies #
Hydroscope doesn’t want to track you across the internet and as such doesn’t use any cookies. We measure the audience of this website anonymously solely for the purpose of enhancing the user experience on it, and as such we are not legally bound to ask for your consent to cookies, which provides a far more enjoyable experience online.