Massive Media Portugal (MMP) and the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
MMP’s commitment to data privacy.
On 25 May 2018, the EU GDPR came into force and affects how companies collect and store data from EU subjects. Massive Media, Ltd, under the name Massive Media Portugal (MMP) will protect the personal data used in its activity, ensuring that the company and its clients act accordingly with their obligations regarding this data.
What is the GDPR?
The GDPR is a new privacy law that harmonises and modernises the data protection requirements of all EU member states and is designed to improve the way organisations process personal data. It is a law that is designed to protect the rights of EU citizens.
While there are many new or strengthened requirements, the basic principles remain unchanged. The new rules have broadened the definition of personal data and made it more inclusive, affecting any company, including those outside the EU, that collects personal information from EU individuals. Our position, obligations and responsibilities are set out in the data privacy policy and notes on this website and document.
What to do now as a client or influencer/journalist?
If you are a customer, and if you have not already received it, you will receive an update to our terms and conditions regarding data processing, which ensure that the company and our customers comply with obligations under the GDPR. Please review and return these documents as soon as possible.
If you are a journalist or influencer, you will soon receive our updated Privacy Policy. Please read it carefully, and if any questions arise, please contact us at info@massivemediaportugal.com
GDPR expert resources
The entire MMP team is globally engaged with key functional areas to ensure that GDPR readiness work is being implemented. We are managing and protecting personal data effectively and working towards a strategic privacy by design ambition. The key areas that we are working on include:
- Update data processing agreements with suppliers, ensuring that key processors are aligned with our privacy policy.
- Formally document the privacy practices we have in place so that we can comply with enhanced record-keeping requirements.
- Update and renew terms and contracts with our clients.
- Optimise processes, services and products with privacy initiatives that support the fulfilment of our obligations
This website provides further information on the GDPR and how it affects customers, potential customers, influencers and all subjects in our business domain, however, if you wish to ask questions on specific topics not covered here, please contact info@massivemediaportugal.com.
Customer Privacy Policy
Introduction
This Privacy Policy is applicable to companies that directly or indirectly collaborate with us. We have platforms that manage access to our database and services. We are committed to informing you how we handle your personal data, giving you control over how it is used and protecting that data. Here you will find information about the type of information we hold about you, how and why we collect it, how we use it and how we keep it secure. This Privacy Policy also tells you about your rights, how you can exercise those rights and how the law protects you.
About Massive Media Portugal (MMP)
Massive Media, Ltd is the data controller responsible for your personal data (collectively referred to as MMP, “we”, “us” or “our” in this Privacy Policy).
We are a global communications company and we represent our Clients to Influencers/journalists, distribute relevant content to those Influencers and measure the impact of those communications. Our services cut across a number of different brands, including Media em Movimento – communication and PR agency, Portugal Fixers and PME Magazine. You can find out more about the products and services we provide through the home page on our website at www. massivemediaportugal.com.
Our contact information is as follows:
Massive Media, Lda
Avenida República da Bulgária, Lt 15 – 2º A e B,
1950-375 Marvila – Lisbon – Portugal +351 218 471 310
If at any time you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or how we use your personal data, please contact us at info@massivemediaportugal.com.
The data we collect about you
We collect the information we need to run our business, provide the specific services you have requested and keep you informed. We may also use the information you provide to communicate with you about our products and services. We may share your information with third parties to add additional data about your company and your role within it.
We may collect, use, store and transfer different types of personal data about you, which we group as follows:
* Identity data: including first name, surname, title/position.
* Contact details: including billing address, delivery address, email address and telephone numbers.
* Financial data: including bank account and payment card details (we only use this data for payment processing purposes).
* Transaction data: including details of payments to and from you as well as other details of our products and services that you have purchased.
* Technical data: including IP address, login data, traffic data, browser type and version, time zone setting and location, browser add-on types and versions, operating system and platform, and other communication data about how you accessed our site.
* Profile data: including your name, purchases or orders you have made.
* Usage data: including information about how you use our site, products and services.
* Marketing and communication data: including your preferences about receiving marketing from us (and our partners) as well as your communication preferences.
We do not store ‘special category’ data about you (such as data about your race or ethnicity, religious or philosophical beliefs, sex life, sexual orientation, political opinions, trade union membership, data about your health and genetic and biometric data).
Third party data provided by you
In the course of providing our services, you may also provide us with personal information about third parties, in particular personal information relating to companies that we hold in our Database and which you may request that we process on your behalf (e.g. job titles and function).
How is your personal data collected?
We generally collect personal information relating to you, your employees and representatives when you choose to interact with us or subscribe to, or express interest in, one of our products or services (including but not limited to our newsletter). We also analyse how you use our websites to provide you with the best possible experience.
The data collection methodology includes:
* Direct interactions: You may provide us with personal information by filling in forms or by corresponding with us by post, telephone, email, in person at events, as part of our contractual agreement with you, by entering that data into one of our customer platforms, or otherwise. This includes personal data provided when you order or express interest in our products or services, subscribe to our services or publications, request marketing to be sent to you, enter a competition, promotion or survey, or provide us with feedback.
* Automatic technologies or interactions: as you interact with our site, we may automatically collect technical data about your equipment, actions and browsing patterns. We collect this personal data through cookies, server logs and other similar technologies. We may also receive technical data about you if you visit other websites that use our cookies.
* Third parties or publicly available sources: we may receive personal data about you from various third parties and public sources, including through social media platforms, our own databases of customers or potential customers, or from online survey referrals.
How we use your personal data
* Verify your identity and entitlement to our products and services when you contact us or consult us for services
* Protecting you through fraud prevention and detection
* Providing you with services and managing your subscriptions
* Send you statements and invoices and collect payments
* Providing you with commercial quotations
* Statistical analysis (e.g. regarding the use of our websites)
* Operating and improving our sites and services
* To notify you of any changes to our sites or our services and products that may affect you
* Provide technical support and customer support
* To ask for your opinion or feedback on our services or industry issues
* Ensure continued access to all our applications you have subscribed to
* Enforcing our legal rights or meeting legal requirements
* To continuously improve the experience with our site and products as well as provide information for your product subscriptions and/or collected data
We will only use your personal data where the law allows us to do so. More frequently, we will use your personal data in the following circumstances:
* When we need to fulfil the contract we are about to sign, or have signed with you.
* When we need to comply with a legal or regulatory obligation.
* When it is in our legitimate interests to do so. Our legitimate interests include our commercial interests in operating in the marketplace and updating our Database. We ensure that we consider and assess any possible negative impact on you and your rights before we process your personal data.
How we share your personal data
We may share your personal data with other Massive Media Portugal (MMP) business areas. We may also transfer your personal data outside the European Economic Area (EEA), under specific security measures implemented to protect your personal data.
We may share your personal data with one or all of the following:
* Internal third parties: include other company projects, such as Media em Movimento – communication and public relations, Portugal Fixers, PME Magazine, events or others that may arise and that make sense to send you information.
External third parties may include:
* Suppliers we engage to provide services on our behalf, for example, payment processors and marketing services companies. These are located in Europe and South America.
* Professional advisers, including lawyers, accountants and insurance companies, where necessary, to provide their services to us.
* Regulators and other authorities requiring reports of processing activities in certain circumstances.
We may also share your personal data with third parties to whom we may choose to sell, transfer or associate parts of our business or assets. Alternatively, we may seek to acquire other companies or associate with them. If a change occurs in our company, the new owners may use your personal data in the same way as described in this privacy policy.
We require all third parties to respect the security of your personal data and to handle it in accordance with the law. We do not allow our service providers to use your personal data for their own purposes and only allow them to process your personal data for specific purposes, and in accordance with contractual obligations that ensure adequate protection of your personal data.
International transfers
We may share your personal data with entities outside Europe. As we are an organisation that provides international services, this may involve the transfer of your personal data outside the European Economic Area (EEA). Some of the third parties to whom we transfer your personal data are also located outside the EEA, so the processing of your personal data will also involve a transfer outside the EEA. When your personal data is transferred outside the EEA, we use specific contracts approved by the European Commission, giving your personal data the same protection as in Europe.
How we protect your personal data
We are committed to protecting your personal data. We put in place safeguards, including appropriate technologies, policies and contractual arrangements, so that the data we hold about you is protected from unauthorised access and misuse, and we will not hold your personal data for longer than is necessary.
The safeguards we implement to protect your personal data include technical and organisational security measures.
Security measures
This document describes technical and organisational security measures and controls implemented to protect personal data and to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and continued availability of products and services.
This document is an overview of Massive Media Portugal (MMP)’s technical and organisational security measures. Further details of the measures we have implemented are available upon request. MMP reserves the right to make changes to such technical and organisational measures at any time, without prior notice, provided that such changes do not significantly reduce or weaken the protection provided to the personal data it processes in the provision of its services. In the unlikely event that it significantly reduces its security in the processing of such data, customers will be notified.
MMP undertakes to carry out the following technical and organisational security measures to protect personal data:
- Organisational management and existence of dedicated staff responsible for the development, implementation and maintenance of information security.
- Audit and risk assessment procedures, with the objective of periodically reviewing and assessing risks to MMP, monitoring and maintaining compliance with internal policies and procedures, and reporting the information security and compliance condition to the internal management team.
- Maintain information security policies, regularly review policies and measures and, where necessary, improve them.
- Data security controls that include, at a minimum, but are not limited to, logical data segregation, restricted access and monitoring (e.g. based on roles) and, where applicable, use of standard and commercially available encryption technologies.
- Logical access control for data management (e.g. regular review and revocation/amendment of accesses immediately after the end of a contract or in case of changes in roles).
- Password control in order to manage and control the level of security and the use of passwords. It includes the prohibition of sharing passwords with other users.
- System audit or event logging and related monitoring procedures in order to proactively record user access and activity on the system for routine review.
- Operational procedures and controls that provide configuration, monitoring and maintenance of technology and information systems in accordance with internal standards, including the secure disposal of systems so that all information or data contained therein is indecipherable or unrecoverable prior to final disposal or release from MMP’s possession.
- Change control procedures and tracking mechanisms that test, approve and monitor all changes to MMP’s technology and information assets.
- Incident/problem management procedures to enable MMP to investigate, respond, mitigate and notify events related to technology and information resources.
- Platform security controls that allow the use of corporate firewalls and layered DMZ architectures, as well as intrusion detection systems and other traffic and event correlation procedures designed to protect systems from intrusion and limit the scope of any successful attack.
- Vulnerability assessment, patch management and threat protection technologies and scheduled monitoring procedures designed to identify, assess, mitigate and protect against identified security threats, viruses and other malicious code.
- Business Resilience/Continuity and Disaster Recovery Procedures, designed for service maintenance and/or recovery from foreseeable emergencies or disasters.
How long will we use your personal data?
We will only keep your personal data for as long as is necessary to fulfil the purposes set out in this privacy policy and our legal obligations. We will not hold more data than we need to. For as long as you remain a Customer, we will keep your data to continue to provide you with services. If you do not wish to use our services, we will keep your personal data for a period of 10 years before deleting it. We are required to keep some basic information about our Customers for a longer period in accordance with applicable tax laws. In some circumstances, you may ask us to delete your data.
Your rights
In certain circumstances, you have rights under data protection laws in relation to your personal data, including the right to rectification, removal, restriction of processing, the right to data portability and the right to object.
Under EU data protection laws, you have various rights in relation to your personal data. These rights are not absolute, in some cases they do not apply to you or the particular use we are making of your data. There are exceptions, for example if we need to process the data to comply with our own legal obligations, but we will inform you in such cases.
Your rights include:
* Accessing your personal information (through what is often known as a “data subject access request”).
* Require us to correct any errors in your information that we hold.
* Require the deletion of your personal information in certain situations.
* Receive the personal information you have provided to us in a structured, frequently used and machine-readable format, and have the right to transmit this data to third parties in certain situations.
* To object at any time to the processing of your personal information for direct marketing.
* To contest decisions which are being taken by automatic means and which produce legal effects in their regard.
* Object to other situations for the continued processing of your personal information.
* Otherwise restrict our processing of your personal information in certain circumstances.
For more information on each of these rights, including the circumstances in which they apply, see the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) Guide on individual rights under the General Data Protection Regulation.
You also have the right to make a complaint at any time to the Data Commissioner’s Office (ICO, the UK supervisory authority for data protection issues (www.ico.org.uk)).
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Privacy Policy for Journalists/Influencers
Introduction
This Privacy Policy is for the individual Influencers included in the Massive Media Portugal (MMP) Influencers Database. At MMP we are committed to informing you how we handle your personal data, to protect it and give you control over how it is used. Here you will find more information about the type of data we hold about you, how and why we collect it, how we use it and how we keep it secure. This Privacy Policy also tells you about your rights, how you can exercise those rights and how the law protects you. Finally, it explains how you can exercise your preferences to manage the information we hold about you and, if for any reason you do not wish to be in our Influencer Database, how to request that we remove you.
The Media Database
Our Media Database is a repository of information (and in particular contact information) relating to Influencers. We call you an “Influencer” because you have the ability to influence the behaviour and opinions of others. This term includes traditional journalists working for media publications (print and online), freelance journalists and other Influencers, including social media Influencers on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and other platforms. Through the provision of our services we may send content about our clients to Influencers.
What personal information we collect
We limit the information we collect in order to use it in the Influencers Database to send you relevant and targeted content. The data includes basic information such as your name and contact details, your job title, public social media profiles, your areas of interest and possibly some brief biographical information about your career.
The types of personal data we collect:
* We only collect data that is necessary to carry out our business. We collect, use, store and transfer different types of data about you, which may include the following:
* Prefix and name
* Gender
* Position
* Career
* Working address
* Telephone number
* Work email address
* Personal email address (if you give it to us)
* Twitter usage
* LinkedIn details
* Number of followers on social networks
* Social network profile pictures
* Contact preference (i.e. how you wish to be contacted)
* Topics: “Beat” (i.e. subjects you write about)
* Target groups
We do not store sensitive personal data about you (such as data about your race or ethnicity, religious or philosophical beliefs, sex life, sexual orientation, political opinions, trade union membership, data about your health and genetic and biometric data) unless you have explicitly placed this data in the public domain (for example, you have made this information available to the public by writing about it or posting it on your social media profile).
How we collect your personal data
The vast majority of information we retain about you is obtained from publicly available sources or directly from you. This includes your publicly available profiles and social networking sites,
information, about you, published by your employer (for example on the publication’s own website) and information from articles you may have written. This information is collected by our research teams.
We collect your data either directly or from publicly available sources such as:
* Articles or blogs you may have written
* Vlogs you may have created
* Your own website
* Your employer’s websites
* Your publisher’s website
* Your publicly available social media profiles (including, for example, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn)
* Other publicly available online sources
We also collect data from other sources including:
* Other Influencers (who may, for example, tell us if you have changed jobs; but we will not publish this information until we have independently verified it)
* Your employer (if you are employed)
* Your press officer
Check
Before we include you in the Influencer Database, we check that your contact details are correct by contacting you or your employer directly, or by checking your social media profile or the websites on which you appear.
Using this information, we create an Influencer profile for you and include it in our Influencer Database.
We allow our Clients to take advantage of our Influencers Database by submitting relevant newsworthy content. This is also of benefit to you as you receive targeted content and other information that may be useful. Our primary role is to facilitate efficient communication between our Clients and Influencers. We provide the link between them.
The primary purpose of using your personal data is to create a repository of data about Influencers (the Influencer Database) and to send content to that Influencer Database about our Customers upon payment. Your personal data may also be processed in one or more of the following ways:
* Send press releases: we can send you press releases about something you might be interested in about our Clients.
* Create lists: of Influencers, by subject areas. For example, send a press release to Influencers in the area of economics.
* Export Influencer Data: we can export Influencer Data from our Influencer Database for use on submission platforms, provided they use that data in accordance with all applicable laws.
* Profiling and tracking: as we provide international services, the influencer database includes a number of countries both within and outside the European Union. Please see How we use your personal data for profiling and tracking for more information.
* Maintain the administration and updating of our Influencer Database.
* Maintaining contact, dealing with enquiries, complaints and disputes.
* Compliance with all applicable laws and regulations
Legal grounds for processing your personal data
We process your personal data to provide our services to our Customers. We believe it is in our legitimate business interest to do so. Processing your data in this way also benefits you as an influencer as well as our Clients. You will receive targeted information about our Clients, usually through the press release, providing you with material to write about that is relevant to you and your audience. Our Clients can thus more effectively convey to you content about what they provide to the marketplace in which they operate. We consider and assess any possible negative impact on you and your rights before processing your personal data for our legitimate interests. We do not use your personal data for activities where we believe our interests would be overridden by any unjustified adverse impact on you. If at any time you would like us to remove you from our Influencer Database, please email us at info@massivemediaportugal.com and we will remove you as soon as possible.
We may also use your personal data in the following ways:
* Media requests: Influencers can request content from us on a topic they are writing about, using our customer database to evaluate content that applies to the request.
* Newsletters: generally with content about our clients’ sector. These alerts are distributed to Influencers through a “newsletter” produced by the MMP team.
* Marketing: Influencers may also receive surveys or invitations to MMP events.
How to change or remove your profile
We want you to retain control, so if at any time you wish to view or change your Influencer profile, please email info@massivemediaportugal.com likewise, if at any time you wish us to remove you from our Influencer Database, please email info@massivemediaportugal.com and we will remove you as soon as possible.
Children
Our Influencers Database is not intended for children and we do not knowingly collect personal data relating to children. If you are under 16, please contact us and we will remove you from our Influencer Database.
How we use your personal data for profiling and tracking
We may use your personal data for the purpose of automated profiling. The profiling we do and how it is used is quite limited. We use profiling to assess (among other factors) your personal preferences, interests, behaviour and audience, and make it available to our Customers in response to specific queries they may make through our platform. We may, for example, use profiles to help our Clients understand what you like to write about (which is apparent from the nature of the content you produce) and the extent of your audience (apparent from the number of followers on your social networks). In turn, this information helps us target our Clients’ communications to you more efficiently and effectively. The results of this profiling are available on your own profile in the Influencers Database.
You have the right to object to profiling with your personal data. If you wish to stop profiling with your personal data, please contact us at info@massivemediaportugal.com and we will remove you from the Influencers Database.
Like many of our competitors, and other online service providers, we also undertake some monitoring of your engagement with content sent by us about our Customers via our platform. This may include placing a cookie on the email content that is sent.
Profile creation
We combine the personal data from your Influencer profile with the publicly available content you have produced, and then use it to target and produce content about our Customers through documents and reports that we export from our platform. Using profiling, we can search these two sets of publicly available data, and (for example):
* Understand what subjects you are interested in: we can, for example, search for a keyword such as “energy”. Our platform will automatically present a list of all Influencers in the Influencer Database who are talking about energy in their social media posts, articles, etc.
* View and rate your content: we can, for example, search your name on our platform (or the name of any other Influencer) and view content you have produced. (If the content is a printed article, a copy will be displayed on the platform. If the content is available online, we may hyperlink to the online location of the content). Your content may then be given an automatically generated “favourability score”, which is calculated by analysing the words you have used in the content in question, against a list of words that the Client considers “favourable” or “unfavourable”, according to the focus of their preferences/sector. We can also give an automatic “tone” score to any part of your content that, depending on the words used, will inform the reader as to whether they consider the topic or subject matter from a positive, negative or neutral point of view. This function is derived from looking at word groupings such as “good”, “great”, “brilliant”, “awful”, “dangerous”, “sad”, etc.
* Understand your audience and location: we can view your publicly available social media feeds, on our platform, for internal use only, along with data from those feeds, including, for example, how many of your Twitter followers are (using data provided directly by Twitter) and roughly determine where they are geographically located.
We do not make automatic decisions based on profiling. The result of profiling is only to allow us to more accurately identify Influencers interested in the type of communication we wish to send.
* External Third Parties
We may also share your personal data with third parties to whom we may choose to sell, transfer or interim parts of our business or assets. Alternatively, we may seek to acquire other businesses or merge with them. If a change occurs in our business, the new owners may use your personal data as described in this privacy notice.
We require all third parties to respect the security of your personal data and handle it in accordance with the law. We do not allow our external service providers to use your personal data for their own purposes, but only allow them to process your personal data for specific purposes and in accordance with binding contractual obligations that meet the requirements of data protection legislation.
International transfers
We use your personal data under Massive Media, Ltd company brands. This involves transferring your personal data outside the European Economic Area (EEA), where the company’s management platform is located. Some of the third parties to whom we transfer your personal data (including some of our Customers) are also based outside the EEA, so processing your personal data will also involve a transfer outside the EEA. When your personal data is transferred outside the EEA, we do so in accordance with model contracts approved by the European Commission to ensure that there is an adequate level of protection for your personal data.
Our security measures
We are committed to protecting your personal data. We have implemented security measures, including robust and appropriate technologies, processes and contractual arrangements, so that the data we hold about you is protected against unauthorised access and misuse, and we will also not hold your personal data for longer than is necessary.
The security measures we have implemented to protect your personal data include:
* Technical and Organisational Measures
How long will we use your personal data?
We will only keep your personal data for as long as is necessary for the purposes set out in this privacy notice as well as to comply with our legal obligations, but no longer than ten years after you request to stop receiving communications. We will not keep more data than we need.
Your rights
In certain circumstances, if you reside in the EU, you have rights in relation to your personal data under data protection laws, including the right to access; to rectify; to remove; to restrict processing; the right to data portability; and the right to object. If you wish to exercise your rights, please contact info@massivemediaportugal.com
We respect and honour those rights and will help you exercise them to the extent we can. These rights are not absolute – in some cases they do not apply to you, or to our specific use of your data, and there are exceptions (for example, if we have to process the data to comply with our own legal obligations), in which case we will let you know.
Your rights include the right to:
* Accessing your personal information (through what is commonly known as a “request for access to personal data”).
* Require us to correct any errors in your information held by us.
* Require the removal of personal information about you in certain situations.
* To receive the personal information you have provided to us in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and to have the right to transmit this data to third parties in certain situations.
* To object at any time to the processing of personal information relating to you for direct marketing.
* Challenge decisions taken by automated means (including profiling) that produce legal effects concerning you or that affect you in a similar and significant way.
* Object to other instances of ongoing processing of your personal information.
* Otherwise restrict our processing of your personal information in certain circumstances.
Security measures
This document describes technical and organisational security measures and controls, implemented to protect personal data and ensure the confidentiality, integrity and continued availability of Massive Media, Lda. products and services, under the Massive Media Portugal (MMP) brand.
This document is an overview of technical and organisational security measures. Further details of the measures we have implemented are available on request. MMP reserves the right to make changes to these technical and organisational measures at any time, without prior notice, provided that such changes do not significantly reduce or weaken the protection provided to the personal data that MMP processes in the provision of its services. In the unlikely event that MMP significantly reduces its security in processing this data, customers will be notified.
MMP undertakes to carry out the following technical and organisational security measures to protect personal data:
- Organisational management and existence of dedicated staff responsible for implementing and maintaining information security on the platform.
- Audit and risk assessment procedures, with the objective of periodically reviewing and assessing risks to the MMP, monitoring and maintaining compliance with policies and procedures, and reporting the condition of information security and compliance to the internal management team.
- Maintain information security policies, regularly review policies and measures and, where necessary, improve them.
- The MMP management platform uses cryptographic protocols, such as TLS, to protect information transmitted over public networks. Network boundaries, stateful firewalls, web application firewalls and DDoS protection are methods used to filter attacks. Within the internal network, applications follow a multi-layer model that allows security controls to be used between each layer.
- Data security controls that include, at a minimum, but are not limited to, logical data segregation, restricted access and monitoring (e.g. based on roles) and, where applicable, use of standard and commercially available encryption technologies.
- Logical access control developed to manage electronic access to data and system functionalities based on authority levels and work roles.
- Password control in order to manage and control the level of security and the use of passwords. Includes prohibition of sharing passwords with other users.
- System audit or event logging and related monitoring procedures in order to proactively record user access and activity on the system for routine review.
- Operational procedures and controls that provide monitoring and maintenance of technology and information systems in accordance with internal and adopted industry standards, including the secure disposal of systems and media such that all information or data contained therein is indecipherable or unrecoverable prior to final disposal or release from MMP’s possession.
- Change control procedures and tracking mechanisms that test, approve and monitor all changes to MMP’s technology and information assets.
- Incident/problem management procedures to enable MMP to investigate, respond, mitigate and notify events related to technology and information resources…
- Network security controls that allow the use of corporate firewalls and layered DMZ architectures, as well as intrusion detection systems and other traffic and event correlation procedures designed to protect systems from intrusion and limit the scope of any successful attack.
- Vulnerability assessment, patch management and threat protection technologies and scheduled monitoring procedures designed to identify, assess, mitigate and protect against identified security threats, viruses and other malicious code.
- Business Resilience/Continuity and Disaster Recovery Procedures, designed for service maintenance and/or recovery from emergency or foreseeable disasters.
Media Contacts
info@massivemediaportugal.com | +351 218 471 310
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