Cyber Crime

YOUR PERSONAL DATA
– We store your “name” and “email” as provided by you via our registration form.
– The purpose of storing your data is to keep you updated about events, whitepapers, competitions and cyber security.
– Your “email” will always be kept private.
– Your data will not be shared with any third parties.
– Your data will be kept indefinitely unless you choose to close your account with us.
– To receive a copy of the data we are storing about you, please email hello@cybercrime.co.uk with the subject line “Cyber Crime UK Personal Data Request”. Your email should include your full name and phone number so we can contact you.
– To request deletion of the data we are storing about you, please email hello@cybercrime.co.uk with the subject line “Cyber Crime UK Data Deletion”. Your email should include your full name and phone number so we can contact you. In this case, your online account will also be deleted.
– We will respond to all requests for data access or data deletion within 45 days.

COOKIES
– This site, like many others, uses small files called cookies to help us customise your experience.
– Cookies are small text files that are stored by the browser (for example, Internet Explorer or Safari) on your computer or mobile phone. They allow websites to store things like user preferences. You can think of cookies as providing a ‘memory’ for the website, so that it can recognise you when you come back and respond appropriately.
– Every time someone visits our website, software provided by another organisation (Google) generates an “anonymous analytics cookie”.
– These cookies can tell us whether or not you have visited the site before. Your browser will tell us if you have these cookies and, if you don’t, we generate new ones.
– This allows us to track how many individual users we have, and how often they visit the site.
– Unless you are signed in to Cyber Crime UK, we cannot use these cookies to identify individuals. We use them to gather statistics, for example, the number of visits to a page. If you are logged in, we will also know the details you gave to us for this, such as your name and email address.
– It is usually possible to stop your browser accepting cookies, or to stop it accepting cookies from a particular website. To do this, you need to access your cookie settings. All modern browsers allow you to change your cookie settings. You can usually find these settings in the Options or Preferences menu of your browser.
- If you disable cookies, you may find the website does not function properly. For example, we need to identify you in order for you to participate on online competitions.

CONTACT US
If you have any questions about our privacy policy then please email us at hello@cybercrime.co.uk

THANKS
Thank you for supporting Cyber Crime UK

Cyber Crime UK Team