Privacy & Data Handling

Who We Are

Sentinel rSoC operates the website available at: https://sentinel-rsoc.com.

We are committed to minimizing data collection and protecting user privacy by design.


Data Collection

Our website is designed to not collect, store, or process personal data from visitors.

  • We do not provide user accounts
  • We do not allow comments or user-generated content
  • We do not store personal information such as names, emails, or IP addresses

Any interaction with the website is purely informational.


Cookies

We do not use cookies for tracking, analytics, or user profiling.

If any technical cookies are present, they are strictly necessary for the basic operation of the website and do not store personal data.


Media

The website does not allow users to upload media.

All published content is managed internally. While we take care to avoid sensitive metadata, visitors should be aware that publicly available media may contain embedded information depending on its source.


Embedded Content from Third Parties

Some pages may include embedded content (such as videos or external resources).

Embedded content behaves as if the visitor has accessed the external website directly. These third-party services may:

  • Collect data independently
  • Use cookies
  • Track user interactions

Sentinel rSoC has no control over these external services and encourages users to review their respective privacy policies.


Data Sharing

We do not collect or store personal data; therefore, we do not share user data with third parties.


Data Retention

As we do not collect personal data, no personal data is retained.


Your Rights

Since we do not store personal data, there is no data to access, export, or delete.


Security

Even without collecting data, we maintain strong security practices to ensure the integrity and availability of our website.


Contact

For any privacy-related inquiries, you may contact Sentinel rSoC through official channels listed on the website.


Sentinel rSoC follows a simple principle:
the best way to protect data is not to collect it in the first place.