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Privacy Statement
This privacy statement applies to relations of Digital Survival Company B.V. and users of our website.

Digital Survival Company B.V. is located at Nevelgaarde 6, 3436 ZZ in Nieuwegein (Chamber of Commerce no. 72043466) and is responsible for the processing of personal data as described in this privacy statement.

If you have any questions about privacy or the processing of personal data, please contact us at info@digitalsurvivalcompany.com.

What data do we process?

When you contact us, enter into an agreement with us, or use our services, we may process personal data such as:

  • name, address and contact details;
  • company details, including Chamber of Commerce and VAT numbers;
  • usernames, login and system data that are necessary for our services;
  • correspondence via email, contact forms and other communication channels;
  • technical data such as IP address, browser information and log data.

We only process personal data that is necessary for providing our services, maintaining contact, or complying with legal obligations.

Purposes and legal grounds

We process personal data for the following purposes:

  • performing agreements and delivering services;
  • maintaining contact with clients, suppliers and other relations;
  • answering questions and processing requests;
  • improving, securing and managing our website and systems;
  • complying with legal and administrative obligations.

We only process personal data where a valid legal basis exists, such as the performance of an agreement, a legal obligation, consent, or a legitimate interest.

Cookies

Our website uses cookies and similar techniques to ensure the website functions properly and to analyse how the website is used.

Where legally required, we ask for prior consent before placing non-essential cookies. You can change your preferences at any time via the website's cookie settings or via your browser settings.

Third parties and processors

To deliver our services, we work with carefully selected suppliers and service providers, such as hosting and cloud providers.

We currently use, among others:

  • AWS for hosting purposes;
  • Google Analytics for anonymised website analytics.

Where required, we enter into data processing agreements with processors to safeguard the protection of personal data.

When our website contains references to or embedded content from third parties, such as YouTube, Facebook or LinkedIn, the privacy terms of these parties apply to the processing of personal data through their services.

Retention periods

We do not retain personal data for longer than necessary for the purpose for which it was collected.

In general, we apply the following retention periods:

  • contact and inquiry data: a maximum of 12 months after the contact has concluded;
  • contract and project files: for the duration of the agreement and a maximum of 12 months thereafter;
  • financial administration, including invoices and payment data: 7 years in accordance with tax legislation.

Where a statutory retention obligation prescribes a longer period, we will apply that period.

Security of personal data

We take appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect personal data against loss, unauthorised access, misuse or unauthorised processing.

These measures include, among others, access control, logging, secure connections and periodic evaluation of our security measures.

Your rights

Under the GDPR, you have the right to:

  • access your personal data;
  • have your personal data corrected;
  • have your personal data deleted;
  • have the processing restricted;
  • object to certain types of processing;
  • have your data transferred (data portability);
  • withdraw previously given consent.

In addition, no automated decision-making takes place that has legal effects for you.

Requests can be submitted via info@digitalsurvivalcompany.com.

Complaints

Do you have a complaint about how we handle your personal data? Please contact us via info@digitalsurvivalcompany.com.

You also have the right to file a complaint with the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens).