Our Privacy Policy
We value you as a customer and take your personal privacy seriously. Triton is committed to protecting the personal information of our customers, our customers' customers, employees and other individuals.
The first part of Canada's privacy law went into effect in January, 2001 and for the following three years applied only to those industries that are currently regulated by the federal government, such as telephone companies, airlines, railways and financial institutions. In 2004, though, the law was applied to any commercial activity in Canada where personal information is collected. Also, any Canadian province that hasn't enacted its own law will have the federal law imposed upon it.
Our Principles
* We do not sell, give or trade customer or prospect information of any kind.
* We do not provide customer information to persons or organizations outside Triton who are doing business on our behalf.
*We do not provide customer information online or by telephone.
Information we collect
We collect and use information we believe is necessary to administer our business, to advise you about our products and services, and to provide you with exceptional customer service.
To our customers and our customers' customers
While we recognize the information stored at our data center is the property of our customers we also recognize our responsibility to protect that information. To that end, through our normal operating procedures, we perform daily, weekly and monthly backups. Through various methods, including anti virus software, firewalls, security login etc., we also ensure the highest level of security is used to protect this information.
Revisions
We may from time to time revise our privacy policy by updating this posting. Amendments to our privacy policy will be effective when posted. You may want to periodically visit this page to review the current policy so that you may be aware of any such revisions to which you may be bound. |
