Privacy Policy

Cougar Drilling Solutions
Personal Data Protection Policy

This Policy provides information regarding Cougar’s management and protection of personal data, collected from website visitors, from its services and through inquiries from stakeholders. “Personal data” means any and all information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person. You can be identified from information such as your name, email address, phone number, home address, driver’s license number, and passport number. You may also be identifiable from information such as an online identifier, IP address, unique device ID or cookie.

The copyright, information, and available materials on the website are considered assets owned by the company. It is strictly prohibited to copy, publish or use these assets in a manner contrary to the purpose it was published for or for personal purposes and interests without the explicit written consent of the company. In all cases, of regular use, the company should be cited as a reference for such information.

1.     Data Collection at Cougar

There are three ways in which personal data, meaning information about an identified or identifiable individual, is processed by Cougar:

  1. Websites visitors: Cougar uses cookies to collect the IP address of users visiting its websites. The personal data is used to obtain information regarding Website usage and to tailor it to user needs. Cookie information is collected through a consent notice that links to a privacy statement that describes the use, nature and extent of personal data collected. There is an option to disable cookies with an explanation of the consequences of doing so.
  2. When contacting us, to make an inquiry about our drilling products or services. Cougar may ask the user to complete a contact form that identifies personal data such as user’s name, phone number, e-mail and other personal data to allow for communication back with the user regarding the inquiry. This is done with express consent of the user,prompted by a consent notice
  3. Submitting comments on Cougar’s blog entries:  Cougar processes the personal data individuals provide when they comment and contribute information in response to blog entries on Cougar’s blog page. These blogs are publically-accessible on our website and comments made by user are visible to all website visitors.

2.     Disclosure

We do not sell the personal data we hold. We may disclose it only in these specific cases:

We may transfer personal data to third parties we employs to deliver our services. The transfer is solely for the purpose of assisting us in delivering our services and under our instructions. The transfer is protected through contractual clauses that ensure compliance with data protection legislation at a compatible level of protection.

In relation to data held on behalf of our customers, we will transfer personal data to a third party we employ only with approval of the customer.

3.     Data location

Cougar stores personal data in the United States.

4.     Security

We store data using advanced technology for internet security available today. In particular,

5.     Data Retention

We keep personal data only as long as it is necessary to assist the website visit, or provide the services the user has requested. Individuals can exercise the right to have their data erased through the exercise of their individual rights.

6.     Process to Exercise Individual Rights

We recognize that all personal data you submit to Cougar belongs to you and you have the following specific rights with respect to your personal data:

 

Cougar responds to individual requests for access to one`s personal data, rectification and erasure as necessary. Cougar’s Chief Privacy Officer may be reached at privacy@cougards.com.

All requests will be addressed within one month, free of charge, unless the volume or the complexity of the request requires a longer process, where Cougar will inform the requester, within one month, of the reasons for an extension and may charge a reasonable fee to cover administrative costs; or the request is unfounded or excessive and Cougar may refuse the request with justification.

7.     Process to Challenge Compliance

An individual may challenge compliance with data protection rights by filing a complaint with Cougar’s Chief Privacy Officer at privacy@cougards.com.

If the individual is not satisfied with the response from Cougar, there is always a recourse with the local Data Protection Authority in your country.

 

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