Privacy Policy

Last updated: March 2, 2020

Definitions and acronyms.

"Politics": This privacy and personal data protection policy.
"Our web": Our website: iunit.edu.es
“GDPR” or “GDPR”: Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of April 27, 2016 regarding the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and the free circulation of these data and which repeals the Directive 95/46/CE (General Data Protection Regulation).
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«DPO:: IUNIT Data Protection Officer.

IUNIT respects your right to privacy when you use Our Website. So that you are duly informed, we have prepared this Policy that will allow you to know the way in which we securely obtain, process and protect the personal data that you provide or collect through our website so that you can decide freely and voluntarily if you want them to be let's try

When you contract services with IUNIT, the processing of personal data will be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the corresponding document.

In this Policy we inform you about the treatment of the information that IUNIT obtains through Our Website, but it does not apply to information that can be obtained by third parties on other websites, even if these are linked by Our Website.

Also keep in mind that the principles contained in this Policy are developed for use in Spain.

We remind you of the importance of reading this Policy each time you use Our Website, as it may be modified to adapt to regulatory changes.

What is the GDPR or GDPR?

The General Data Protection Regulation RGPD (or GDPR in English) is a European regulation that adapts the management of personal data to new digital environments, such as the internet and apps. Its goal is to ensure that you own your data and have control over what entities do with it.

The European Union approved the Regulation in 2016. Spain has applied it since May 25, 2018.

What changes does it mean for you as a user?

The GDPR grants you new rights than those that previously existed in Spain (such as the right to portability) and expands your powers with existing rights (access, rectification, cancellation and opposition).

In addition, with the GDPR we will require your consent for the processing of your personal data and we will inform you at all times of what is being done with them in a language that we hope you will find clear and accessible.

What is personal data? What personal data does IUNIT collect on our website and how does it obtain it?

Personal data is any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person.

We only collect the personal data that you provide us or information that you have consented to give us by accessing, using and browsing Our Website, such as (i) the data provided in the use of the service; (ii) the data derived from the communications you maintain with us; (iii) the data derived from your browsing, such as cookies; (iv) the data you provide by submitting forms; and (v) any other data that you authorize or have authorized us to process.

Do you have to accept the consent?

Consenting all the treatments allows IUNIT to offer a service that is as adapted to your needs as possible, but it may not do so. Even so, if you opt for the latter, IUNIT must necessarily process your personal data for the maintenance of the service it has contracted with you and/or to comply with certain laws.

Is not giving consent the same as not answering the form?

In practice, yes. If you do not complete the consents, it will be understood as if you have rejected all of them, so you will not receive those communications that can only be personalized by consent.

What is personal data processing?

Data processing is considered any use made of personal data, from the collection, recording, conservation, processing, modification, consultation, use, blocking, modification or cancellation, to the transfer of data resulting from communications, consultations , interconnections and transfers.

What do we use your personal data for?

The data requested in the web forms are generally mandatory (unless otherwise specified in the required field) to comply with the established purposes. Therefore, if you do not provide them or you do not provide them correctly, they will not be able to be attended to, without prejudice to the fact that you can freely view the content of Our Website.

We use your personal data:

To manage your browsing through Our Website in accordance with the Cookies Policy.
For the purposes and with the legitimacy indicated in each of the personal data collection forms on Our Website.
To manage the registration in the corresponding job offer when you have provided your data for this purpose.

Your data will be kept by IUNIT for the time necessary to comply with the above purposes or until you make your opposition or revoke your consent in accordance with what you can see below in this Policy.

Who is responsible for the processing of your personal data?

The person in charge is Centro Universitario IES de Negocios Innovación y Tecnología, SL (which we have already presented as “IUNIT”), with registered office at Calle Iquitos, Nº 26, 2º Izquierda -28027- in Madrid and with CIF B-87234928.

Where and how does IUNIT store your personal data?

At IUNIT we treat your personal data with absolute confidentiality, committing ourselves to keep it secret and guaranteeing the duty to keep it in compliance with the applicable regulations, adopting all the necessary technical and organizational security measures to avoid its alteration, loss and treatment or access. unauthorized access to your data.

Your personal data is stored in databases with respect to which IUNIT takes all the necessary measures so that they are privately and securely protected in accordance with the high security standards established by European Union regulations. These databases are only accessible to our employees and authorized third parties, which guarantees their confidentiality.

IUNIT has set retention periods for your personal data to comply with the regulations that apply to them.

With whom do we share your data?

To get in touch with you, IUNIT has the collaboration of some third-party providers of instant messaging and call center services that have access to your personal data and that process said data on behalf of IUNIT as a result of their provision. of services.

IUNIT follows strict criteria for the selection of service providers in order to comply with its obligations in terms of data protection and undertakes to sign with them the corresponding data processing contract through which it will impose, among others, the following obligations: apply appropriate technical and organizational measures; treat personal data for the agreed purposes and only following the documented instructions of IUNIT; and delete or return the data to IUNIT once the provision of the services ends.

What are your responsibilities?

You are responsible for each of the data that you provide to IUNIT, for the lack of veracity, inaccuracy, lack of validity and authenticity thereof, as well as the consent that you provide for their use and/or treatment. You are also responsible for the data of third parties that you provide us and with respect to which you are obliged to obtain their consent.

What rights do you have regarding the use of your data?

At any time, you can exercise a series of rights regarding the processing of your personal data, known in Spain as ARCO Rights.

In the event that you wish to exercise any of the rights that we will describe below, (i) send us an email to dpo@edusek.net including in the subject: “ARCO USUARIOS ONLINE”, to help us identify and prioritize your request; (ii) a copy of your ID or equivalent document accrediting your identity accompanies your request; and (iii) fill in the form corresponding to the right you are exercising:

Right of access. You can obtain information regarding what personal data of yours is being processed, the purpose of the treatment, the origin of the data and the communications/assignments made or planned through the following form [*].
Right of rectification. You can correct or modify your data in case they are inaccurate or incomplete through the following form [*].
Right of cancellation. It allows you to request the deletion of your data by contacting IUNIT when they are no longer necessary, when you withdraw consent, have been processed illegally, etc. In that case, IUNIT will lock the data and subsequently delete any copies, links and replicas of the data. All this, provided that it is not prevented by a legal obligation, or is necessary for the exercise or defense of claims. Exercise your right through the following form [*].
Right of opposition. You can ask us not to process your data or to stop doing so when your consent was not required for processing. Keep in mind that according to European regulations you can only oppose data processing that is carried out for legitimate interest, so you must indicate your legitimate interest in not processing your data. Exercise your right through the following form [*].
Right of Portability. You can ask IUNIT to provide your data to another entity, or to yourself in a structured, commonly used and mechanically readable format. Said request can only be made on data whose treatment is based on consent or a contract, and provided that the treatment is carried out by automated means. Exercise your right through the following form [*].
Right of Limitation of Treatments. You may request that the processing operations that would correspond in each case not be applied to your personal data. This right may only be exercised in some restrictive cases. Exercise your right through the following form [*].

You can contact us at any time for any additional clarification to our Policy by contacting our DPO through the following email: dpo@edusek.net