GDPR signifie règlement général sur la protection des données. C'est le cœur de la législation européenne sur la protection de la vie privée numérique et nous l'utilisons comme référence car c'est la loi la plus stricte sur ce sujet. Le RGPD est un ensemble de règles permettant aux citoyens de mieux contrôler leurs données personnelles. Il vise à simplifier l'environnement réglementaire des entreprises afin que les citoyens et les entreprises profitent pleinement de leur vie privée dans le monde moderne.
À proprement parler, chaque contact de travail contient une clause qui permet aux organisations de surveiller les ordinateurs de travail, 24 heures sur 24, 7 jours sur 7. Donc, légalement, nous sommes libres d'agir. Cependant, le RGPD nous donne une référence pour ce qui est accepté et le niveau d'intrusion correct pour l'employé et l'employeur.
L' Audit Automatique ne divulgue aucune donnée privée d'un employé. Nous ne montrons que les métadonnées collectées à un niveau très élevé, suffisamment pour que les gestionnaires aient un aperçu plutôt que de tout savoir. Nous sommes également en mesure de bloquer toutes les collectes de données non liées au travail, par exemple, les jours fériés, les week-ends, l'utilisation à domicile et plus encore peuvent être masqués. L' audit automatique peut même masquer complètement l'identité de chaque utilisateur d'une organisation.
Cela signifie que le système peut permettre aux gestionnaires de faire tout le travail d'analyse pertinent qui doit être effectué de manière complètement subjective .
Le système a été conçu pour ne pas révéler de données privées telles que: conversations privées, mots de passe, coordonnées bancaires, activité sur les réseaux sociaux, etc. par défaut.
Les outils AutomaticAudit ont été conçus pour fournir aux gestionnaires une vue d'ensemble; ce sur quoi les employés ont travaillé sans se concentrer sur les détails avec lesquels les gestionnaires n'ont tout simplement pas le temps de traiter.
C'est la première chose sur laquelle nous nous sommes entendus lorsque nous avons décidé de créer le système.
For more Details such as our listing and registration numbers contact our Data Security Data protection officer privacy@elefense.com and see our Privacy Policy
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ELEFense collects data with Standard DLP technology and parses all the data though the ELEFense Artificial Intelligence Engine.
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All the AI output is numerical and never relates to any individual.
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All the numerical output data is grouped into teams and thus is impossible to determine who is who.
ELEFense’s main dashboard will show the customer user if there were cases of, discrimination, abuse, aggression, and any other cause for concern happening on a monthly basis in the organisation, allowing the client company to know if there is an
underlying organisational culture issue. The data does not identify any individuals but is completely anonymous.
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ELEFense has been developed with data protection by design and default from day one. We have spent extensive time thinking and designing the system to ensure complete security. In fact, we regularly bring in pen testers to confirm our work has been done correctly.
Since we understand the sensitivity of the data we are dealing with, our cloud is hosted on Microsoft Azure and is therefore 100% secure and encrypted.
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All of our platform communications are completely anonymised and encrypted, and once analysed, deleted. Thus since we do not collect or store any raw data, you can rest assured that there is no threat.
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If for legal or compliance reasons you must install on customer premises, whether it be on physical hardware or your own cloud, we can accommodate.
Moreover, the system is completely hardened and leakproof, meaning no data can escape. We put our money where our mouth is and we don't mind you testing us!
About the Privacy of the ELEFense product
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