Personal Data and General Confidentiality Agreement
Last Updated: 02/05/2025
This Personal Data and General Confidentiality Agreement ("Agreement") outlines how DomainGuard.au ("we", "us", or "our") manages personal data and protects confidential information in accordance with applicable Australian privacy laws and industry standards. By engaging our services, the client ("you" or "your") agrees to the following terms.
PART 1: Personal Data Handling
1. Types of Personal Data Collected We collect the following types of personal data:
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Full name
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Email address
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Phone number
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ABN
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Billing information
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IP addresses
Payment information is securely stored via Stripe’s PCI-compliant payment gateway. All other personal data is stored within a secure, encrypted database managed through WiseCP, and communications are maintained securely via Gmail and WiseCP platforms. Server infrastructure (e.g., Vultr) follows modern encryption and cybersecurity protocols.
2. Purpose of Data Use Collected data is used exclusively for:
3. Data Access Access to personal data is limited to:
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Authorised staff within DomainGuard.au
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Stripe (for payment processing)
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WiseCP and Vultr (as platform service providers, under strict data protection obligations)
4. Data Sharing We do not sell or share personal data with third parties.
5. Data Storage and Protection All data is stored using:
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Encrypted servers
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Industry-compliant security protocols
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WiseCP’s database security framework
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Compliance with Australian Privacy Principles (APPs)
6. Data Retention Data is retained for as long as necessary to provide our services. Accounts and related data will only be deleted upon direct client request.
7. User Rights Clients have the right to:
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Access their personal data
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Request corrections to inaccurate or outdated information
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Request deletion of their data, subject to verification and completion of obligations
PART 2: General Confidentiality
1. Definition of Confidential Information Confidential information includes but is not limited to:
2. Parties Bound by Confidentiality This Agreement binds:
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DomainGuard.au and its employees
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Third-party service and platform providers engaged by DomainGuard.au (e.g., WiseCP, Vultr, Stripe)
3. Permitted Disclosures Confidential information may only be disclosed:
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To authorised internal staff
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As required by law, regulatory authority, or court order
4. Duration of Confidentiality Confidentiality obligations remain in place until the client submits a formal request for account and data deletion.
5. Breach of Confidentiality In the event of a data or confidentiality breach:
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We will promptly investigate the incident
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Acknowledge and inform affected clients
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Implement corrective actions
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Terminate services if a breach is due to third-party negligence
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Pursue legal remedies if applicable
Acknowledgement By using DomainGuard.au’s services, the client acknowledges and agrees to the terms outlined in this Personal Data and General Confidentiality Agreement.