Globenzo's Commitment to GDPR Compliance
At Globenzo, we understand that trust begins with privacy. That’s why we’re fully committed to following the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) a regulation that protects the privacy and personal data of individuals in the European Union (EU). Whether you’re a client, partner, or prospect, we want you to know your data is safe with us.
What Is GDPR?
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a European Union (EU) law designed to give people more control over their personal data. It came into effect on May 25, 2018, replacing the 1995 Data Protection Directive. It was created to:
- Strengthen the rights of individuals over their personal data
- Bring consistency to data protection laws across Europe
- Hold businesses accountable for how they collect, use, and protect data
Who does it apply to?
GDPR applies to all organizations whether inside the EU or not that collect or handle the personal data of EU citizens. So, even if a company operates outside the EU, it must follow GDPR if it processes data from individuals in the EU.
Why GDPR Matters
Data privacy is no longer just a legal obligation it’s a business responsibility. Under GDPR:
- Individuals gain more control over their data
- Businesses must be more transparent and secure in how they use data
- Non-compliance can result in heavy fines and reputational damage
- By complying with GDPR, we not only protect data we build trust and credibility with our partners.
Core GDPR Principles We Follow
We ensure GDPR compliance by aligning our processes with its key principles:
1. Lawful, Fair, and Transparent Data Use
We only collect and use data when we have a clear legal reason to do so, and we always inform individuals how their data will be used.
2. Individual Rights
Everyone has the right to:
- Know what data we have about them
- Access their personal data upon request
- Correct inaccurate data
- Request deletion (“right to be forgotten”)
3. Data Minimization
We only collect the minimum amount of data necessary for our business purposes. No unnecessary or excessive data is stored.
4. Storage Limitation
We do not keep data longer than needed. Once the purpose is fulfilled, we securely erase the information.
5. Security and Breach Notification
We use strong security protocols to protect your data. If a breach occurs, we are required to notify affected individuals and regulators within 72 hours.
How Globenzo Ensures GDPR Compliance
As a leading B2B marketing data provider, we follow strict guidelines to protect user privacy and maintain data quality. Here’s what we do:
Source Transparency:
We collect business data only from legitimate and publicly available sources such as industry directories, events, whitepapers, and company websites.
No Sensitive Data:
We never collect or share personal data like health, religion, or politics. We focus purely on B2B contact information (e.g., business emails, titles, company names).
Verification:
Before delivering any data to clients, we double-check and authenticate all data via email and phone to ensure it’s accurate and up to date.
Database Maintenance:
Our database is regularly cleaned, updated, and audited to remove outdated or incorrect information.
Data Security:
All information is stored securely using advanced data protection systems. We prevent unauthorized access at all levels.
Consent and Permission-Based:
We only include data that is permitted for business communication under GDPR rules. No data is added without proper legal basis.
For EU Citizens: Your Rights
If you’re an EU resident and have questions about your personal data in our systems, you have the right to:
- Request access to your data
- Ask us to correct or delete your data
- Withdraw consent at any time
📧 To make a request, contact us at: info@globenzo.com
Our Privacy Pledge
At Globenzo, we view data privacy as a fundamental right.
We’ve built our processes, products, and policies around GDPR compliance to ensure we’re not just meeting legal standards, but exceeding them.
We believe in ethical B2B marketing built on respect, transparency, and responsibility.