(Website Name) utilizes video surveillance systems (CCTV) to enhance the security and safety of individuals, assets, and premises. The CCTV cameras capture and process only video images, without any audio recording. This enables us to maintain a secure environment, deter potential threats, and investigate any suspected illegal activities or other misconduct. The processing of personal data through CCTV is carried out by (Website Name) in compliance with applicable laws and regulations, taking into account our legitimate interests in ensuring the security and safety of our premises and the protection of our community.
The recorded CCTV footage is retained for a maximum period of one (1) month, after which it is systematically deleted. This retention period allows us sufficient time to review the footage in case of incidents or suspected security breaches. It is important to note that, in general, we do not share the CCTV footage with third parties. However, we may be obligated to disclose the recorded images to law enforcement agencies, courts, or legal professionals when required by applicable laws or as part of legal proceedings. We prioritize the privacy and confidentiality of individuals captured in the CCTV recordings and handle the data responsibly and securely.
Please be aware that the recorded video images from (Website Name)'s CCTV systems are not provided or sold to any external third parties for commercial purposes. However, in specific circumstances such as lawful requests from security forces, public authorities, or courts, we may be obligated to provide the CCTV footage to fulfill our legal obligations and cooperate with authorized entities.
We value the importance of privacy and strive to ensure that the use of CCTV aligns with legal requirements and respects the rights of individuals captured within the recorded footage. For any inquiries or concerns related to the use of CCTV or the processing of personal data, please refer to our Privacy Policy or contact us using the provided contact information.
