As of May 25, 2018, General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) became fully enforceable across the European Union (EU). We are taking important steps to become GDPR compliant as we value the data of our users irrespective of their geographical location. GDPR compliance is also not restricted to only EU companies.
This page outlines important details of GDPR, as well as the steps Uptime.com has taken to become compliant.
Uptime.com complies with the GDPR definition of personal data as: identifiable data that relates to an individual either directly or indirectly. Some examples include names and email addresses of users in an Uptime.com account.
Uptime.com has taken several important steps in GDPR compliance:
GDPR Obligation | Uptime.com Status | Major Accomplishments |
Privacy and Legal Policies | ✓ | Implemented a DPO and updated our privacy policy and contract language |
Data Protection/ Security | ✓ |
Established a process of obtaining consent, managing personally identifiable data, and outlining incident management procedures |
Data Subject Rights | ✓ | Defined and enacted processes for data retention and erasure |
Data Management | ✓ | Conducting impact assessments and data protection audits to monitor observance of GDPR policies |
Awareness and Training | ✓ | Company wide training and data controls to ensure compliance and reduce risk |
Data Breach Notification | ✓ | Established an annual report about GDPR, and the state of personal data protection company wide |
Uptime.com is firmly committed to protecting the data you entrust to us. Uptime.com products and services meet the principles of privacy by design and default as outlined in Article 25 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Adherence to these standards means our products have appropriate privacy and security features embedded within their design, and that Uptime.com capably supports the data subject rights called out in the GDPR.
You may download & execute our presigned data processing agreement if necessary for your organization.