Flockjay Inc

United States

Flockjay retains information for as long as the company has a continued need for it or where legal or regulatory requirements apply. Once data is no longer required, it is either disposed of or archived. While disposal is the preferred outcome for data that is no longer required, archival is an option when there is reason to believe there may be some uncertainty regarding future requirements for aged data. Data owners are responsible for determining the appropriate retention period(s) for their data through consultation with the Legal Department and the IT Department. Business units carefully consider the costs and legal risks associated with data retention vs. archival or data destruction when establishing retention standards for their data. Both the data owners and the IT Department are responsible for ensuring that the agreed-to retention requirements are being met. Should a data owner desire to retain confidential information beyond its retention period, they must receive approval from their business unit’s executive management and notify the IT Department of such an approval. The IT Department references data retention commitments as outlined in Flockjay’s Master Services Agreements while performing annual purges and archivals of information, or as otherwise needed in accordance with its Master Services Agreements. When a storage device within a datacenter has reached the end of its useful life, it is Flockjay’s policy to have it decommissioned in a manner that prevents customer data from being exposed to unauthorized individuals using techniques detailed NIST 800-88 (“Guidelines for Media Sanitization”).

Flockjay retains information for as long as the company has a continued need for it or where legal or regulatory requirements apply. Once data is no longer required, it is either disposed of or archived. While disposal is the preferred outcome for data that is no longer required, archival is an option when there is reason to believe there may be some uncertainty regarding future requirements for aged data. Data owners are responsible for determining the appropriate retention period(s) for their data through consultation with the Legal Department and the IT Department. Business units carefully consider the costs and legal risks associated with data retention vs. archival or data destruction when establishing retention standards for their data. Both the data owners and the IT Department are responsible for ensuring that the agreed-to retention requirements are being met. Should a data owner desire to retain confidential information beyond its retention period, they must receive approval from their business unit’s executive management and notify the IT Department of such an approval. The IT Department references data retention commitments as outlined in Flockjay’s Master Services Agreements while performing annual purges and archivals of information, or as otherwise needed in accordance with its Master Services Agreements. When a storage device within a datacenter has reached the end of its useful life, it is Flockjay’s policy to have it decommissioned in a manner that prevents customer data from being exposed to unauthorized individuals using techniques detailed NIST 800-88 (“Guidelines for Media Sanitization”).

All data transmitted to and stored in Flockjay’s Production Environment resides within the United States of America. Flockjay’s Production Environments are all automatically backed up on secure, access-controlled, and redundant storage after each code branch deployment as described in the Software Development Lifecycle process. These backups are stored in an encrypted Amazon S3 bucket and used to automatically bring up the Flockjay Software and Services back online in the event of an outage. Every change to data stored as part of the Flockjay Software and Services is written to write-ahead logs, which are shipped to multi-datacenter, high-durability storage. In the unlikely event of unrecoverable hardware failure, these logs can be automatically 'replayed' to recover the database to within seconds of its last known state.

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We only store user’s Slack ID to connect their account on Flockjay to Slack and send notifications. User can email support@flockjay.com to have this information removed.

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dev@flockjay.com

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