PRIVACY POLICY, BUSINESS CONTINUITY & DISASTER RECOVERY
Princeton IT Services is committed to protect the privacy and confidentiality of data and information we collect from you as you use this website. By submitting information, you agree to Princeton IT Services terms of us and privacy policy. We will debrief various sections of the data privacy policy and our compliance with the latest security standards.
WHAT IS THE PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTED?
Princeton IT Services collects personal information on certain areas of the Site when users register, request information or a response, sign up, apply for jobs, and participate in user posting areas, such as blog comments, and surveys. The personal information collected may include, without limitation, company affiliations, and contact information (names, mailing and email addresses, phone/ fax numbers).
HOW IS THE DATA USED?
• Princeton IT Services uses the data collected from form fill outs and IP addresses to:
• Fulfill your requests for service or consultation inquiry.
• Process your request to approve your comments.
• Review, consider, and contact you for any employment or sales related inquiries.
• Analyze website user behavior to measure interest in specific items posted on our website.
• Send news, special offers, and general information about services based on areas of interest you have already selected on the website unless you have opted to not receive such information.
SECURITY
Princeton IT Services has implemented generally accepted standards of technology and operational security in order to protect personal information from loss, misuse, alteration, or destruction. Only authorized personnel are provided access to Personal Info. The company is compliant with the latest security standard to instill trust with our clients.
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
Our business continuity plan is the outline of procedures to prevent damage, maintain productivity and recover in the event of an emergency or disaster. Our plan includes data backup and recovery, parallel storage for mission-critical functions systems, a comprehensive checklist for financial and operational assessments. It details the emergency management procedures and strategies to enact. This avoids panic and uncertainty when outages happen in a company.
Our Disaster Recovery (DR) and business continuity planning are often linked, but they are slightly different. Our DR approach is reactive as it details how an organization recovers after a business disruption. A business continuity plan is a more proactive approach, as it describes how an organization can maintain operations during an emergency situation.
