Please read this policy carefully as it applies to the services we provide you. It applies to our consumer, sole trader and partnership customers. It also applies if you interact with us by using our products or services, contacting our support team, or enquiring about our services.
If you think your personal information is inaccurate, you can ask us to correct or remove it at no charge by contacting our data protection officer at dpo@fractionservers.com.
We use your personal information to provide you with services. This includes recording details about the services you use, sending service information messages, updating you on installations, enabling login to the customer portal, and processing payments.
Before providing you with a service, your personal information may be passed to fraud prevention agencies. Details used include your name, address, contact details and IP address.
If you do not pay your bills, we may engage a debt recovery agency and provide them with your contact details and account information.
We use your personal information to help prevent and detect crime, fraud and criminal attacks on our network. We monitor traffic and track malware and cyber-attacks using your contact details, payment information, fraud prevention data, service usage details and CCTV footage as strictly necessary.
Under investigatory powers legislation, we may share personal information with government and law enforcement agencies to help detect and stop crime, prosecute offenders and protect national security.
We have strict security measures to protect your personal information including identity verification and suitable technical measures such as encryption.
In other cases we store personal information for the periods needed for the purposes for which it was collected. We may keep it longer if required by law.
You can reach our data protection officer at dpo@fractionservers.com or by writing to:
Fraction Servers
Continuity House
205 Torrington Avenue
Coventry
CV4 9UT
If you are not satisfied with how we have handled your personal information, you have the right to complain to the data protection regulator. For the UK, that is the Information Commissioner — https://ico.org.uk/.