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Privacy Statement

Sveer Consulting LLP (“Sveer”,“SnuckWorks”, “we,” or “us”) cares about your privacy and wants you to be familiar with how we collect, use, and disclose data. This Privacy Statement covers the collection, use, and disclosure of data collected via snuckworks.com and any other website where this Privacy Statement is posted or linked (collectively, this “Site”). This Privacy Statement also describes your legal rights in relation to such data.

Please note that this Privacy Statement addresses the data collection and handling practices associated with this Site only. Additionally, SnuckWorks products & services may be subject to their own statements specific to the product or service. We encourage you to review these privacy statements to understand how SnuckWorks’ products and services use data.

By using this Site, you are subject to the terms and conditions of this Privacy Statement and Data Privacy Policy.

1.  Data Privacy Policy

1.1.  Objective

The purpose of this policy is to maintain the privacy of and protect the personal information of employees, contractors, vendors, interns, associates, customers and business partners of Sveer Consulting LLP applicable (hereafter referred to as “Sveer” or “Company”) and to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

1.2.  Scope

This Policy applies to all Company employees, contractors, vendors, interns, associates, customers and business partners who have personal information from Company, who have access to personal information collected or processed by Company, or who provide information to Company, regardless of geographic location. All employees are expected to support the privacy policy and principles when they collect and / or handle personal information, or are involved in the process of maintaining or disposing of personal information. This policy provides the information to successfully meet the organization’s commitment towards data privacy.

All partner firms and any Third-Party working for Company, and who have or may have access to personal information, will be expected to have read, understand and comply with this policy. No Third Party may access personal information held by the Company without having first entered into a confidentiality agreement.

1.3.  Responsibilities

The owner for the Data Privacy Policy shall be the Chief Technology Officer. The Chief Technology Officer shall be responsible for maintenance and accuracy of this policy. Any queries regarding the implementation of this policy shall be directed to the Chief Technology Officer.

This policy shall be reviewed for updates on an annual basis and shall be updated in-line with any major changes within the Company’s operating environment or on recommendations provided by internal/ external auditors.

1.4.  Policy Compliance

Compliance to the data privacy policy shall be reviewed on an annual basis by Privacy Review Team to ensure continuous compliance monitoring through the implementation of compliance measurements and periodic review processes. In cases, where non-compliance is identified, the Chief Technology officer shall review the reasons for such non-compliance along with a plan for remediation and report them to Privacy Review Team. Depending on the conclusions of the review, need for a revision to the policy may be identified. In instances of persistent non-compliance by the individuals concerned, they shall be subject to action in accordance with the Sveer Disciplinary Policy.

1.5. Data Privacy Principles

This Policy describes generally acceptable privacy principles (GAPP) for the protection and appropriate use of personal information at Sveer. These principles shall govern the use, collection, disposal and transfer of personal information, except as specifically provided by this Policy or as required by applicable laws:

Notice: Sveer shall provide data subjects with notice about how it collects, uses, retains, and discloses personal information about them.

Choice and Consent: Sveer shall give data subjects the choices and obtain their consent regarding how it collects, uses, and discloses their personal information.

Rights of Data subject: Sveer shall provide individuals with the right to control their personal information, which includes the right to access, modify, erase, restrict, transmit, or object to certain uses of their information and for withdrawal of earlier given consent to the notice.

Collection: Sveer shall collect personal information from data subjects only for the purposes identified in the privacy notice/ SoW / contract agreements and only to provide requested product or service.

Use, Retention and Disposal: Sveer shall only use personal information that has been collected for the purposes identified in the privacy notice/ SoW / contract agreements and in accordance with the consent that the data subject shall provide. Sveer shall not retain personal information longer than is necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected and to maintain reasonable business records. Sveer shall dispose the personal information once it has served its intended purpose or as specified by the data subject.

Access: Sveer shall allow data subjects to make inquiries regarding the personal information about them, that Sveer shall hold and, when appropriate, shall provide access to their personal information for review, and/or update.

Disclosure to Third Parties: Sveer shall disclose personal information to Third Parties/ partner firms only for purposes identified in the privacy notice / SoW / contract agreements. Sveer shall disclose personal information in a secure manner, with assurances of protection by those parties, according to the contracts, laws and other segments, and, where needed, with consent of the data subject .

Obligations for Sub-processor: Where a processor (vendor or 3r d party acting on behalf of Sveer data processor) engages another processor (Sub-processor) for carrying out specific processing activities on behalf of Sveer (controller), the same data protection obligations as set out in the contract or other legal act between Sveer and the processor shall be imposed on the Sub processor by way of a contract or other legal act under Union or Member State law, in particular providing sufficient guarantees to implement appropriate technical and organisational measures in such a manner that the processing will meet the requirements of IT Act, 2008 / GDPR. Where the Sub-processor fails to fulfil its data protection obligations, the initial processor (relevant vendor or 3rd party acting on behalf of Sveer data processor) shall remain fully liable to Sveer for the performance of that Sub-processor’s obligations.

Quality: Sveer shall take steps to ensure that personal information in its records is accurate and relevant to the purposes for which it was collected.

Security for Privacy: Sveer shall protect personal information from unauthorized access, data leakage and misuse.

Monitoring and Enforcement: Sveer shall monitor compliance with its privacy policies, both internally and with Third Parties, and establish the processes to address inquiries, complaints and disputes.

1.6.  Notice

Notice shall be made readily accessible and available to data subjects before or at the time of collection of personal information or otherwise, notice shall be provided as soon as practical thereafter. Notice shall be displayed clearly and conspicuously and shall be provided through online (e.g. by posting it on the intranet portal, website, sending mails, newsletters, etc.) and / or offline methods (e.g. through posts, couriers, etc.). All the web sites (including Intranet portals), and any product or service that collects personal information internally, shall have a privacy notice. In case of any cross-border transfer of personal information, the data subjects shall be informed by a notice sufficiently prior to the transfer.

Privacy notices may include:

  • Company’s operating jurisdictions; Third Parties involved; business segments and affiliates; lines of business; locations;
  • Types of personal information collected; sources of information; who is collecting the personal information, including contact information;

1.7.  Choice and consent

Choice refers to the options the data subjects are offered regarding the collection and use of their personal information. Consent refers to their agreement to the collection and use, often expressed by the way in which they exercise a choice option.

  • Sveer shall establish systems for the collection and documentation of data subject consents to the collection, processing, and/or transfer of personal data.
  • Data subjects shall be informed about the choices available to them with respect to the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information.
  • Consent shall be obtained {in writing or electronically) from the data subjects before or at the time of collecting personal information or as soon as practical thereafter.
  • The changes to a data subject’s preferences shall be managed and documented. Consent or withdrawal of consent shall be documented appropriately.
  • The choices shall be implemented in a timely fashion and respected. If personal information is to be used for purposes not identified in the notice / SoW / contract agreements at the time of collection, the new purpose shall be documented, the data subject shall be notified, and consent shall be obtained prior to such new use or purpose.
  • The data subject shall be notified if the data collected is used for marketing purposes, advertisements, etc.
  • Sveer shall review the privacy policies of the Third Parties and types of consent of Third Parties before accepting personal information from Third-Party data sources.

1.8.  Collection of Personal Information

Personal information may be collected online or offline. Regardless of the collection method, the same privacy protection shall apply to all personal information.

  • Personal information shall not be collected unless either of the following is fulfilled:

The data subject has provided a valid, informed and free consent;

Processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data subject is a party or in order to take steps at the request of the data subject prior to entering into a contract;

Processing is necessary for compliance with the Company’s legal obligation;    

Processing is necessary in order to protect the vital interests of the data subject; or Processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest.

  • Data subjects shall not be required to provide more personal information than is necessary for the provision of the product or service that data subject has requested or authorized. If any data not needed for providing a service or product is requested, such fields shall be clearly labelled as Collection of personal information shall be avoided or limited when reasonably possible.
  • Personal information shall be de-identified when the purposes of data collection can be achieved without personally identifiable information, at reasonable cost .
  • When using vendors to collect personal information on the behalf of Sveer, it shall ensure that the vendors comply with the privacy requirements as defined in this Policy.
  • Sveer shall at minimum, annually review and monitor the information collected , the consent obtained and the notice/ SoW / contract agreement identifying the purpose.  
  • The project team/support function shall obtain approval from the IT Security team before adopting the new methods for collecting personal information electronically.
  • Sveer shall review the privacy policies and collection methods of Third-Parties before accepting personal information from Third-Party data sources.

1.9.  Use, Retention and Disposal

  • Personal information may only be used for the purposes identified in the notice/ SoW / contract agreements and only if the data subject has given consent;
  • Personal information shall be retained for as long as necessary for business purposes identified in the notice/ SoW / contract agreements at the time of collection or subsequently authorized by the data subjects.
  • When the use of personal information is no longer necessary for business purposes, a method shall be in place to ensure that the information is destroyed in a manner sufficient to prevent unauthorized access to that information or is de-identified in a manner sufficient to make the data non-personally identifiable.
  • Sveer shall have a documented process to communicate changes in retention periods of personal information required by the business to the data subjects who are authorized to request those changes.
  • Personal information shall be erased if their storage violates any of the data protection rules or if knowledge of the data is no longer required by Sveer or for the benefit of the data subject. Additionally, Sveer has the right to retain the personnel information for legal and regulatory purpose and as per applicable data privacy laws.

1.10.      Access

Sveer shall establish a mechanism to enable and facilitate exercise of data subject’s rights of access, blockage, erasure, opposition, rectification, and, where appropriate or required by applicable law, a system for giving notice of inappropriate exposure of personal information.

  • Data subjects shall be entitled to obtain the details about their own personal information upon a request made and set forth in writing. Sveer shall provide its response to a request within 72 hours of receipt of written request.
  • The data subjects shall have the right to require Sveer to correct or supplement erroneous, misleading, outdated, or incomplete personal information.
  • Requests for access to or rectification of personal information shall be directed, at the data subject’s option, to the manager of the projects team or support function responsible for the personal information.
  • The privacy coordinators shall record and document each access request as it is received and the corresponding action taken.
  • Sveer shall provide personal information to the data subjects in a plain simple format which is understandable (not in any code format).
 
1.11. Disclosure to Third Parties
 
Data Subject shall be informed in the privacy notice / SoW / contract agreement, if personal information shall be disclosed to Third Parties / partner firms and it shall be disclosed only for the purposes described in the privacy notice/ SoW/ contract agreements and for which the data subject has provided consent.

 

  • Personal information of data subjects may be disclosed to the Third Parties/ partner firms only for reasons consistent with the purposes identified in the notice/ SoW / contract agreements or other purposes authorized by law.
  •  Sveer shall notify the data subjects prior to disclosing personal information to Third Parties / partner firms for purposes not previously identified in the notice/ SoW/ contract agreements.
  • Sveer shall communicate the privacy practices, procedures and the requirements for data privacy and protection to the Third Parties/ partner firms.
  • The Third Parties shall sign a NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) with Sveer before any personal information is disclosed to the Third Parties partner firms. The NDA shall include the terms on non-disclosure of customer information.
 
1.12. Security
 
Information security policy and procedures shall be documented and implemented to ensure reasonable security for personal information collected, stored, used, transferred and disposed by Sveer.
 
  • Information asset labelling and handling guidelines shall include controls specific to the storage, retention and transfer of personal information.
  • Management shall establish procedures that maintain the logical and physical security of personal information.
  • Management shall establish procedures that ensure protection of personal information against accidental disclosure due to natural disasters and environmental hazards.
  • Incident response protocols are established and maintained in order to deal with incidents concerning personal data or privacy practices.
  • Individuals noticing or becoming aware of any breach of personal data shall notify the Chief Technology Officer within 2 hours. It shall be the CTO’s responsibility to analyse and act on the intimation of the same within 12 hours. Also, the Chief Technology Officer shall inform the respective client about actual or potential threat to the IT Security environment.
 
1.13. Quality
 
Sveer shall maintain data integrity and quality, as appropriate for the intended purpose of personal data collection and use and ensure data is reliable, accurate, complete and current.

 

  • For this purpose, the CTO and privacy coordinators shall have systems and procedures in place to ensure that personal information collected is accurate and complete for the business purposes for which it is to be used.
  • Sveer shall perform an annual assessment on the personal information collected to check for accuracy, completeness and relevance of the personal information.
 
 
1.14. Monitoring and enforcement
 
1.14.1. Dispute Resolution and Recourse
 
  • The incident and breach management program includes a clear escalation path up to the executive management, and the Managing Partner based on type · and/or severity of the privacy incident/breach. It shall define a process to register all the incidents/complaints and queries related to data privacy.
  • CTO shall perform a periodic review of all the complaints related to data privacy to ensure that all the complaints are resolved in a timely manner and resolutions are documented and communicated to the data subjects.
  • An escalation process for unresolved complaints and disputes shall be designed and documented.
  • Communication of privacy incident/ breach reporting channels and the escalation matrix shall be provided to all the data subjects.
 
1.14.2. Dispute Resolution and Escalation Process for Employees
 
Employees with inquiries or complaints about the processing of their personal information shall first discuss the matter with their immediate supervisor. If the employee does not wish to raise an inquiry or complaint with an immediate manager, or if the manager and employee are unable to reach a satisfactory resolution of the issues raised, the employee shall bring the issue to the attention of the Managing Partner (sagar@snuckworks.com).
 
1.14.3. Dispute Resolution and Escalation Process for Customer/ Third Party
 
Customers / Third Party with inquiries or complaints about the processing of their personal information shall bring the matter to the attention of the Managing Partner in writing. Any disputes concerning the processing of the personal information of non-employees shall be resolved through arbitration.
 
 
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