TodayTomorrow processes personal data for two different purposes.
The working method of TodayTomorrow is compliant with ISO 27001. We take appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect (personal) data from loss, theft, and unlawful processing. Our security measures are documented in internal guidelines and procedures, and any potential incidents are logged and actively followed up.
Of course, ensuring the security of our systems is the starting point. If, despite our efforts, personal data is accessed, or if we suspect there was a significant risk of this happening, we will notify all parties involved as soon as possible.
Our employees sign a strict confidentiality agreement regarding all information processed in the course of their duties. Additionally, we have established procedures for data security, and the team is aware of them. ISO 27001 serves as the guiding standard for defining and establishing our practices. This means that employees only have access to the information relevant to their tasks. Employees will never share personal data obtained from the customer or made accessible with third parties, unless this is necessary to resolve an incident in coordination with the customer
Do you have a change in your details, would you like to view your stored information, or do you have a complaint or question about the processing of your data? If so, please contact us on 085 – 30 30 963 or at hello@todaytomorrow.nl
Have you discovered a vulnerability yourself or do you have questions about your information security? To prevent potential harm, we ask that you contact us immediately. We have procedures in place to handle such reports appropriately and carefully, in compliance with the Data Protection Act or the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Please contact us on 085 – 30 30 963 or at hello@todaytomorrow.nl
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