Cloud Protection General Privacy Policy

This privacy policy is effective as of 1 September 2026. Please note that this privacy policy will regularly be updated to reflect any changes in the way we handle your personal data or any changes in applicable laws.

1 In brief

• Our core interest is keeping our customers safe with our services.
• To do that, we need to process data on you and on your devices.
• We have a culture of respecting your privacy.

The personal data, as described in this policy, is primarily collected because Cloud Protection is in, or is seeking to enter into, a commercial relationship with the entities you are employed by.

The collected information and its use vary based on whether we have a pre-existing, commercial relationship between Cloud Protection and your employer (see relevant sections for CUSTOMERS AND PARTNERS) or we have no prior engagement with your employer (see relevant sections about our MARKETING activities).

You can find our solution-specific privacy policy here: https://cloudprotection.com/legal/privacy-policy/

2 Structure

This privacy policy is given by WithSecure Cloud Protection Oy, a Finnish corporation with Business ID 3619534-8 (“Cloud Protection”, “we”, “our”, “us”). All our subsidiaries also apply this policy.

The data controller for this policy is WithSecure Cloud Protection Oy, or its subsidiary, as applicable. Our contact information can be found at the end of this policy.

Our data collection can be grouped as follows:

• Marketing data; the data that we need to collect for marketing purposes.
• Client relationship data; the data that we need to manage our relationship with our clients and to market and sell our services to you or to the legal entity that you represent.
• Service data; the data that we automatically process to provide you with the services that you have requested. This also includes the data that you actively submit to us when subscribing to our services.
• Security data; the data that we need to collect to keep you secure.
• Analytics data; additional anonymous or pseudonymous data that we collect to learn when and how our services are found and used.

This privacy policy describes Cloud Protection’s common practices for processing all of our customers’ personal data. It also complements the solution-specific privacy policy as well as our terms of service and other, shorter notices on case-specific data collection (e.g. support tools). Depending on what Cloud Protection services you use and how much you interact with us, some sections of this policy may not apply to you or may apply to you only in part.

If there is no specific policy for a specific interaction, this privacy policy shall apply as such.

Where we process your personal data as a data processor, such processing is not covered by this privacy policy. In such cases we have a contractual arrangement with your employer that governs the processing of your personal data and if you have any questions or concerns, or you wish to exercise your data subject rights, please contact your employer.

This privacy policy does not describe how Cloud Protection processes personal data about its own employees. That processing is addressed in Cloud Protection’s internal employee privacy notice, available to employees internally, or by contacting Cloud Protection’s Legal at legal@cloudprotection.com.

3 Definitions

This is what we mean when we make certain references within this policy.

“Client”, “you”, refers to any data subjects who buy, register for use, or use our services, whose devices and data traffic are protected by our services, or who may have submitted personally identifiable information to us. This information may have been submitted through the use of our services, websites, telephone, email, registration forms, or other similar channels.

“Personal data” refers to any information on private individuals that is identifiable to them or their family or household members. This information may include names, email and mailing addresses, telephone numbers, billing and account information, and other, more technical information that can be linked to you, your device, or the behavior of either, that we process while providing our services.

“Services”, “solutions” refer to any services or products that are manufactured or distributed by Cloud Protection, including software, web solutions, tools, and related support services.

“Website” refers to the CloudProtection.com website or any other website that Cloud Protection hosts or controls, including subsites and browser-based service portals.

4 What do we collect?

The service and interaction-specific policies set out the personal data collected per service type and interaction.

4.1 Marketing

4.1.1 What kind of data we collect on you

From persons visiting our website, we acquire data on the device used, your IP address, the route by which you arrived at our website, and your activities therein, as well as any information you have submitted to us through forms. For more detailed information, see our website privacy policy.

If you provide us your data via forms – online or offline – we ask you the following information: names of the person and company, email address, country, industry, size of company, telephone number, and area or service of interest.

We may also collect your information via our discussion boards or other social media hosted by Cloud Protection, competitions, promotion, surveys, webinars, and other such events or points of interaction.

In addition, we may collect your data from other marketing events where we either sponsor or co-host such event with our partners.

If you have been identified as a decision maker or influencer by a third party, or listed as such in public sources, we typically obtain the following information on you and the organization that you represent: company name, title, name, function, language, email, zip code, city and state, country, phone number, industry, turnover, and size of company.

We may aggregate such data with general data on your organization.

4.2 Customers and partners

4.2.1 What kind of data we collect on you

Regarding individuals, with whose employers we are in a commercial relationship, we process the following personal data on you: your name, your position / role / title, your email address and phone number, which legal entity that has purchased the license or service, such entity’s street / mailing address, country, your language and messaging preferences, available LinkedIn information, relevant access credentials to and logs in our systems.

Cloud Protection collects this data:

• Via marketing activities (more information under Marketing),
• Via our website, our discussion boards or other social media hosted by Cloud Protection,
• Via competitions, promotion, surveys, webinars, and other such events or points of interaction,
• Through sales, support, and account management activities, and
• Through partner sales and customer management activities (e.g. a partner orders a license to an end customer or changes an end customer’s information).

5 What do we do with it?

The interaction and solution-specific privacy policies and notices set out the specific purposes for using the personal data collected by each service or processed in such activity.

5.1 Marketing data

5.1.1 For what purposes do we use it

We collect and process the data so that we can, based on your position in your organization, send you information relating to the services, conduct customer surveys, arrange competitions, advertise and market our services (both personalized and in aggregate), and share information and know-how about cyber security and on our services. We also make use of the collected data in market research, product and service development, and business offering development.

Should you or the organization that you represent become our customer, we combine data collected at this pre-sales phase for you when your organization becomes our customer. In such cases, we use it in accordance to the same practices that we employ with the representatives of our corporate customers and partners.

5.2 Customers and Partners

5.2.1 For what purposes do we use it

We collect and process the data so that we can:

• manage our customer relationships,
• provide you with information, products and services that you request from us,
• run joint planning sessions,
• analyze the data for business development purposes,
• deliver license certificates,
• undertake all steps of order fulfillment and payment processes,
• perform personalized marketing activities,
• communicate in relation to both the initial sales of our services as well as license and service renewals, our other offerings and other relevant information,
• collect your feedback and identify authorized users for selected systems and administer user accounts, and
• provide help and support for the services.

As you may approach us or submit information to us via multiple channels – such as our resellers, events, or website – we combine such information to make our communications relevant to your needs.

In addition to the abovementioned purposes, the following general purposes of personal data use apply across all of our services:

• Provisioning of services. To deliver our services to you, we process the data for the following purposes:
  • Customer journey. To identify authorized users, process and track transactions, administer user accounts, as well as for shipping, invoicing, and managing licenses.
  • Deliver, fix, and enhance. Delivering, maintaining, and developing our services and websites, and to provide help and support for the services.
  • Analyze. To track that our services are taken into use and how they are used so that we can improve the services, manage your customer relationship, and approach you with relevant messages.
• Communicate. To send you information relating to the services, conduct customer surveys, and market our services to you. The actual communication may be handled either by Cloud Protection or by our partners.
• Regulatory. To prevent fraudulent, illegal, or infringing activities and to comply with legal or regulatory requirements.

6 Legal grounds

This section gives you a more comprehensive explanation of the legal grounds based on which we process personal data. This complements the exact service-specific legal grounds on which our personal data processing relies for the respective activity.

6.1 Marketing

We collect data on individuals in influential, decision-making positions in companies that would benefit from our services. We consider such activity to be in the legitimate interests of both Cloud Protection as a vendor and your employer as a buyer.

Where legitimate interest is not suitable or applicable to a type of data processing, we will seek your consent. For example; consent is the legal grounds for data that we collect on your browsing of our websites. Where we base our processing on consent, you may withdraw your consent at any time.

6.2 Web analytics data

To keep our interaction focused on the services that you are primarily interested in, some of the data that we collect may be based on your activity on our corporate web pages. This occurs in the event that you have consented to having such traffic linked to you, for example by filling in any of our web forms. We do not record your web traffic outside Cloud Protection websites. The more activity and interest you show in our solutions, the more likely it is that we will approach you. This is elaborated in our cookie banners and in our website privacy policy.

If you do not wish us to have your email address for this purpose, you may freely request that we remove it from our records. The impact on you is that the messaging that you may receive from us may be less relevant for you and your employer.

We do not disclose such profile information to external parties. We may share general data on your interest with our reseller to better serve your needs (e.g. to enable you to purchase via our local reseller), but only in the event that we have actually started sales negotiations.

6.3 Customers and Partners

Cloud Protection has a legitimate interest to process personal data of the employees of its customers and partners to enable and facilitate provisioning its commercial services to its corporate customers and partners, including undertaking relevant sales and marketing activities as enabled by applicable laws on different forms of marketing-related communications.

Where processing is required for an activity, it is necessary that we are able to process the required data. This is the case e.g. when we need to effectively communicate with the representatives of our partners and customers, deliver and invoice the agreed services, respond to an enquiry or support request, or enable your participation in our corporate customer beta program.

Where legitimate interest is not suitable or applicable to a type of data processing, we will seek your consent. For example; consent is the legal grounds for data that we collect on your browsing of our websites. Where we base our processing on consent, you may withdraw your consent at any time.

AI-assisted and automated handling of customer and partner data for support and license operations relies on our legitimate interests.

6.4 Strategy, business development, and M&A research

For strategy, business development, and M&A purposes, we process professional information about individuals associated with companies, investment firms, and advisory firms relevant to our business — including names, job titles, contact details, LinkedIn profiles, professional backgrounds, and transaction roles. We obtain this from third-party market intelligence platforms and publicly available sources, not directly from you.

Our legal basis is legitimate interest.

6.5 Sales prospecting and event-based research

For sales and partner prospecting, we process professional information about individuals in roles relevant to our partner and customer offering (name, job title, company, country, professional contact details). We obtain this from for example public sources, third-party market intelligence platforms, and, where permitted by the event organizer’s terms, from event participant information. Our legal basis is legitimate interest. We only contact individuals whose role is relevant to the purpose.

6.6 Client relationship data

By using our services, you are our client. To interact with you and to provide our services to our clients, we must process some data on you. Such processing typically occurs when you communicate with us or our business partners relating to our services, install and use our services, fill out a form or survey, register to use our services, submit information through our web solutions, enter a contest or sweepstakes, register your email address with us, or send us email.

Since we need the data to pursue the above legitimate activities, we have a right to process relevant personal data. This right typically takes place in the form of “contract performance”, “legitimate interest”, or “consent”.

6.7 Service data and security data

We need to automatically collect and process relevant data for our services to work, to enhance them, and to provide them to you. The data is processed to:

1. provide Cloud Protection services to secure our customers’ networks and devices as well as the confidentiality and availability of the data therein;
2. enable Cloud Protection to detect emerging threats and security-relevant trends among all of its customers, so that our services can keep on par with evolving threats;
3. enable Cloud Protection to provide a centralized security service framework across multiple continents to a large number of customers and partners.

The data processing by the services is mandatory for the efficient protection of the device/network and a prerequisite for Cloud Protection’s capability to provide its contracted services. As such processing is inseparable from the services that we provide to you, this gives us a valid need to process your data and a justification to do so.

For our solutions, this right takes place in the form of “legitimate interest”. In some cases, processing may take place in the form of “contract performance” and we may also have a “legal obligation” to process data for specified purposes.

6.8 Solution Analytics data

We also reuse the above service data and security data for data analytics purposes, based on the legal grounds established above. Data analytics are an integral part of our service delivery, as nearly all Cloud Protection services are dependent on our infrastructure to properly operate. Our data analytics enables us to direct that infrastructure to support your use of the services.

Where our services collect data that is only needed for the purpose of gaining more insight on how people use the services or how to serve you better, but is not necessary for providing our services, we do so only with your separate consent. You also have the right to withdraw your consent later, should you wish to do so. The legal grounds for data that is solely collected for analytics purposes is thus “consent”.

6.9 Secondary uses

In addition to the above primary legal grounds for data collection, we may also need to use and/or continue to store data i) to meet a “legal obligation” to process data for specified purposes, or ii) under the grounds of “legitimate interest”. For an example list of situations where we may resort to such justifications, see the “Other disclosures” section.

6.10 General

We consider you a client of Cloud Protection, not a client of the individual service. Hence, data collected by different services and interactions are combined to your Cloud Protection account. 

7 Use of AI tools

We may use AI and automated tools, including those provided by subcontractors, to support or perform parts of our operations, such as customer support, sales, partner and license management and prospecting. These tools may, for example, search, route, classify, summarize and prioritize information, recommend actions, or carry out operational actions automatically. They may process the personal data described in this policy, including details you include in requests, communications or technical logs.

These tools process personal data only on our instructions and under a data processing agreement. Providers may not use your personal data to train their models. Some operational processing may be fully automated, but we do not make decisions with legal or similarly significant effects on individuals solely by automated means. Where processing relies on legitimate interests, you can object using the contact details below. We review the necessity and risks of such use before introducing a new tool.

8 Transfers and disclosures

We do much ourselves, but also have partners to help us provide our services. This also means that we need to exchange data with our partners. When doing so, we take great care in sharing only the necessary personal data.

The most impactful data exchanges with our sales partners and corporate customers are set out primarily in the solution-specific privacy policy. The below details expand on this information and also list other data disclosures and data transfers that take place for all — or nearly all — Cloud Protection personal data processing activities.

8.1 Marketing

Personal data is primarily processed by Cloud Protection’s local company that you are interacting with the most. In addition to local processing, the most common reason for exchange of information between different Cloud Protection offices is to enable us to efficiently serve you and manage our relationship. 

Personal data can also be made available to Cloud Protection’s partners when – and to the extent that – disclosure of data is necessary for the relevant purposes of processing data (listed above). For example, if you are interested in purchasing our services, we provide such information to our reseller partner in the area.

Advertisers and advertising networks that require the data to select and serve relevant advertisements to you and others are listed on our website privacy policy.

8.2 Sales and delivery

We exchange (both disclose and receive) some of your personal data with our distribution partners (resellers of corporate IT services, webstores, etc.), who market, distribute, administer, and support our services. We provide these companies access to such personal data that they may need for their agreed activities. The logic of this data sharing is to provide a seamless customer experience. This includes activities such as customer management, service support, incident management and problem resolution, direct marketing, and invoicing.

Our distribution partners are likely to have a pre-existing customer relationship with your employer. Such partners and corporate customers process your personal data as an independent entity, based on their applicable privacy policies. Regardless, our distribution partners and customers must also comply with the agreements and legislation when handling your personal data. Each such entity is by default independently responsible for its own treatment of personal data, for its own purposes.

8.3 Subcontracting

We may transfer or disclose some of your personal data to Cloud Protection group companies and our subcontractors who help us create the services.

Where our clients’ personal data needs to be transferred or disclosed to our subcontractors, we require, in our contracts with them, that they use such information solely for providing their agreed services (for example, to solve a support case, to send it to logistics partners for product delivery, or to send marketing mails on our behalf or to provide AI and automated tools used in our internal processes). We require our subcontractors to process data pertaining to you in a manner that is consistent with our statements herein.

8.4 Third parties

Our services are provided in conjunction with our partners and our services and websites may embed or interoperate with third-party services.

We also work closely with third parties (including, for example, business partners, subcontractors in technical, payment, and delivery services, advertising networks, analytics providers, search information providers, credit reference agencies) and may receive information about you from them. These vendors have collected this information from private or public sources or directly from you.

This privacy document only applies to personal data as long as that data is within Cloud Protection’s realm of influence. Where your personal data is processed by other entities for their independent purposes, such other party is responsible for processing your personal data in a justified and lawful manner in accordance with their policies as well as for fulfilling your rights under data protection laws.

9 International transfers

Cloud Protection operates globally. Consequently, some of our affiliates, subcontractors, distributors, and partners are located in multiple countries, including outside the European Economic Area (EEA) to ensure the global reach and availability of our services. Depending on the scope of your interactions with Cloud Protection, your personal information may be stored in or accessed from multiple countries. 

Personal data may also be processed in other jurisdictions, including outside the EEA, by our staff who work for us or for one of our suppliers. Such staff may be engaged in, among other things, the fulfilment of your order, the processing of your payment details, and the provisioning of support services.

When we transfer personal data to other jurisdictions, including outside the European Economic Area, we secure such transfers of personal data according to the requirements of the law. We do this by imposing appropriate technical and contractual safeguards on relevant subcontractors and Cloud Protection group companies, for example by using data transfer clauses that are approved by the European Union — the fixed content of such clauses is available here.

We only do global or cross-border data transfers for a good reason and after assessing the resulting privacy risk.

Where AI and automated tools process personal data outside the EU/EEA, we apply the safeguards described above.

10 Other uses and disclosures

Information on secondary purposes for which personal data may occasionally be processed.

There are circumstances not covered by this privacy policy where the use or disclosure of personal data may be justified or permitted, or where we may be obligated by applicable laws to disclose information without acquiring your consent or independent of service provisioning.

One example includes complying with a court order or a warrant issued by the authorities in the relevant jurisdiction to compel the production of information.

Similarly, there may be other circumstances where there is a justifiable legitimate interest to disclose limited sets of information to a third party. Examples of such disclosures include cases where we need to protect ourselves against liability or to prevent fraudulent activity, where it is necessary to solve or contain an ongoing problem, or where we need to meet the legitimate information requirements of our insurers or governmental regulatory agencies. In any such action, we will act according to the applicable laws.

We may also need to transfer your personal data as part of a corporate transaction, such as a sale, merger, spin-off, or other corporate reorganization of Cloud Protection, where the information is provided to the new controlling entity in the regular course of business. Cloud Protection group discloses and transfers data internally as required by our then current operational model. We do, however, limit the disclosures internally to only those group companies, units, teams, and individuals who have a need to know such information for the intended purposes of processing it.

We weigh each disclosure requirement carefully and take the possibility of such disclosure requests into account when deciding where and how we store your personal data.

11 Sources

While we collect the majority of the above-mentioned data directly from you or your device, we also receive data from our affiliates, distribution partners (such as resellers and retailers), and corporate entities from whom you have purchased the services. Such entities may be our resellers, but also include our other partners. We also acquire some basic personal data (order data on purchases) and aggregate analytical data from app stores in which our services are sold. Such other sources may further include subcontractors who have provided you with support for our services, or advertising partners who have assisted us in conducting our marketing activities.

We do this to create a seamless customer experience and to have the necessary information for solving support cases.

Typical examples of third-party sources are:

• we acquire your credentials from previous sign-in data from our reseller partner, so that we can provide our service to you directly,
• we acquire your contact data from corporate decision-maker registries for marketing purposes, and
• we acquire professional and business contact information from market intelligence platforms for strategy, business development, and M&A research purposes, and
• when you use your social media account to register to our services, we collect the email address from your account to enable us to authenticate your registration and to contact you.
• we acquire professional contact information from event participant lists, where permitted by the event organizer’s terms, for sales and partner prospecting purposes.

12 Retention

12.1 Marketing

If you become our customer or partner, the data is retained for the duration of your organization’s relation. User data in our corporate customer registry is stored for the duration of the license/subscription/engagement and up to five years after the last engagement or subscription with the customer or partner has expired.

12.2 Solution, security and statistical data

Anonymized security data and statistical data are stored without a set end date as long as the data is useful for the purpose it was collected for. The other data types described above are stored for the duration given in their respective privacy policies, after which they are deleted or anonymized.

12.3 AI and automated tools

Inputs, outputs and logs of AI and automated tools are kept for up to 12 months, unless a longer period is required by law or another relevant purpose outlined in this policy.

12.4 More information, exceptions, and additions

This text complements the abovementioned retention times as well as the retention times set out in the service-specific privacy policies. The default rule under the law is that personal data should be deleted or anonymized once it is no longer needed for its purpose.

However, some personal data needs to be nonetheless stored for longer periods of varying lengths due to varying reasons.

Typical reasons why we deviate from the primary retention times include the following examples:

• grace periods and backups (e.g. keeping your personal data stored for a designated time after the end of service provisioning, so that we can safeguard the data against erroneous deletion);
• applicable laws require us to store the data (e.g. to keep track of the purchase and payment of our services);
• to pursue available remedies or to limit any damages that we may sustain (e.g. due to an ongoing dispute or investigation);
• to solve or contain a recurring problem or to have enough information to respond to future issues (e.g. your support ticket related to a problem that was not permanently corrected during your customership);
• to prevent fraudulent activity (e.g. to enforce our rights);
• your personal data is incorporated to other data for a secondary purpose (e.g. retaining logs);
• other similar circumstances, where there continues to be a legitimate need for the ongoing storage of personal data.

The final removal of your account may be delayed to avoid disturbing the other interactions you have with us. This may be the case when you continue to subscribe to our marketing messages. You can opt out from our marketing messages at any time.

If you have purchased our service via one of our partners, account deletion is controlled by said partner. Upon the partner notifying us that your subscription or agreement has been terminated, Cloud Protection subsequently removes the account. This removal leads to the deletion or anonymization of any personal data related to the account.

If we have received your information when providing you with technical support, the information is stored as long as the respective support case remains unsolved. Once solved, the information is gradually deleted or anonymized within two years from closing the case.

Analytics data collected with the user’s consent is retained for statistical purposes and is not deleted on removal of personal data and the user account. After termination of the account, analytics data cannot be linked to any personally identifiable user.

Data that does not contain personal data (e.g. aggregate analytical data) is retained as long as such data continues to be useful for the purpose it was collected.

Data processed for strategy and M&A research purposes is retained only for as long as it is relevant to an active research or planning activity, after which it is deleted or anonymised.

13 Security

We apply strict security measures to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of your personal data when transferring, storing, or processing it.

We use physical, administrative, and technical security measures to reduce the risk of loss, misuse, or unauthorized access, disclosure, or modification of your personal data.

All personal data is stored on secure servers operated by Cloud Protection or our partners with access limited to authorized personnel only.

14 Your rights

You have the right to the data that we have on you.

In particular, you have the following rights to the personal data that we hold on you:

• Access and rectification. You have the right to ask us what personal data we have on you and to get a copy of the data that we can identify pertaining to you in this context. Should you find any errors (e.g. obsolete information) in such data, we urge you to contact our customer care to resolve the issue. Some of our service portals allow you to update your customer information. For such, you should update any changes to your personal data, for example change of address or email address. If you cannot update the changes yourself, you may inform us of the necessary changes.
• Objection. You are entitled to object to certain processing of personal data, including for example the processing of your personal data for marketing purposes or when we otherwise base our processing of your data on a legitimate interest. In the latter case, you need to establish a legally valid rationale for your objection.
• Right to be forgotten. You also have the right to request us to cease storing your personal data and erase it. In this case you need to establish a legally valid rationale for your request.
• Portability. You also have the right to ask for personal data that you yourself have provided — pursuant to a contract or your consent. You may request the data in a structured, commonly used, and machine-readable format and further that the data is transmitted to another controller, where technically feasible.
• Withdrawing consent. In cases where the processing is based on your consent, you have the right to withdraw your consent at any time via relevant settings. For identifiable service analytics data, you can find the settings in the service user interface. You also have the right to opt out from our marketing communications via the preference center accessible through the link.
• Restriction. If you establish that the data we have on you is incorrect or we have no legal right to use it, you may request that we cease any further processing of your personal data, and merely keep it in store until the issue is resolved.

You can exercise your rights via our customer care function. The links to contact us are in the “Contact information” section.

Note that there may be situations where our confidentiality obligations, our right of professional secrecy, and/or our obligations to provide our services (e.g. to your employer) may prohibit us from disclosing or deleting your personal data or otherwise prevent you from exercising your rights. Your above rights are also dependent on the legal grounds based on which we process your personal data.

If you have any complaints about how we process your personal data, or would like further information, please contact us at any time. If you feel that we are not enabling your statutory rights, you have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority. In most cases, this authority is the Finnish Data Protection Ombudsman (www.tietosuoja.fi).

15 Analytics

This section outlines our general practices for the collection and processing of data for analytics purposes.

When speaking about Cloud Protection data analytics, it comprises both reused service data, reused security data, and the data that is collected for analytics purposes to begin with.

We want to give you a more personal customer experience and provide you with even better services in the future. For that we need to track usage patterns and create customer segments. For example, what features are used most, where the service fails, what needs fixing, and how you found out about our services.

What we collect. The data that we process for the purposes of data analytics include things like device identifier and relations between devices / users / user groups, operation environment, service operation time, license type (trial or paid version), device metrics (such as phone model and operating system, language), partial IP address, service errors, problematic files and URLs, service performance data, how you interact with our services (such as which features are used and how often), the domain name from which you connect to the service, elements clicked, timestamps, regional location, effectiveness of our in-service messaging, service activation (such as tracking that you have received the related messages and that installation was successful), installation and activation paths, service performance, connections, data routing, quota, and other similar data.

On a practical level, when we ask for your consent in our services’ user interface, it controls whether the following data is sent: i) additional data, like which features are used and how often, and service metrics, and ii) the number of attributes sent in a given data set.

The above relates to your use of our cyber security services. Data analytics running on our websites are described in our website privacy policy.

Opting out. We really appreciate your help in improving our services. However, if you want to minimize all data traffic towards Cloud Protection, we respect that. Those of our services that employ additional analytics give you the choice on whether to contribute. You can opt out at any time from the subsequent collection of analytical data that is non-essential to our service provisioning.

If you have opted out from all analytics data collection, our messaging directed to you will be based only on the service data collection (the data that we collect in any case to provide you with the services) and some of our messaging is likely to be less relevant.

If you oppose all collection of data from your online life (including our websites), the more wholesale method for preventing online advertisers from profiling your mobile device usage is to reset the advertising identifier from time to time and to turn on the do-not-track setting in your device settings.

Analytics data retention. In our data analytics activities, we combine analytics data with the service data. The resulting combined data set then continues to be processed based on a “legitimate interest”. The previously collected analytical data is retained as part of the service statistics, as its retroactive removal would break the statistics. When you cease subscribing to our services (i.e. your account is deleted), the analytical data related to your service use will be reverted to anonymous data, and we are no longer able to associate it with you.

Data exchange. Because of the technical environment (that is, the internet, the app store ecosystem, and social media), we are not able to do all of the collection and activities related to data analytics ourselves. We have to exchange some data (such as “Android marketing identifier” and other like identifiers) with our online analytics and marketing partners to enable our digital analytics and marketing activities. The vast majority of the data that we have on you is not shared with others.

Some of our subcontractors who provide us with analytical capabilities for our products may also create and publish aggregate reports on the data that they have collected. In such cases, the statistics and aggregate reports do not contain any data that could be linked to any individual person.

When we process the data for analytical or statistical purposes, we pseudonymize the data. In other words, our data analysts do not know the individual to which a specific data set refers to. The pseudonymization is only reversed in specified use cases. For example, when we communicate with you, we connect the results — not the full data — of our data analytics to your email address. Another example is that we may use the data to resolve issues you may have with our product, when providing you with technical support services.

16 Changes

This version of the policy clarifies, updates, and replaces the previous version. To continue keeping this document up to date, we will make changes and additions to this from time to time also in the future.

We will publish the changed policy document on our website or at another interaction point where it has previously been made available. If the changes are significant, we may also notify you by other means. Any changes will apply starting from the date that we publish the revised policy document.

17 Contact information

If you have any questions or concerns about the matters discussed in our privacy policies, please contact:

WithSecure Cloud Protection Oy
Välimerenkatu 1
00180 Helsinki
Finland

How to contact us:

• Please contact us via our Support channel available on our website.
• In privacy matters you can also contact Cloud Protection’s Legal by sending a message to legal@cloudprotection.com. Please note that this email does not monitor data subject requests. If you wish to exercise your rights as a data subject, please use the above support channels instead.
• If you are a reseller partner, please reach out to your sales representative.