Our Privacy Policy
Our Privacy Policy sets out how we may or will use any personal information that you provide through our website, and should be read together with our Terms and Conditions, accessible here. We also maintain a privacy policy specific to our cloud services offerings and our Connected Partner portal.
Each of these privacy policies describe the information that we collect, handle, process and store, the purposes for our use of such information, and how we protect this information. Although we may rely on certain third parties to help process information on our behalf, as described in our privacy policies, we do not sell any information entrusted to us to third parties for marketing or similar uses.
Our Cookie Policy
A “cookie” is a small piece of data stored on the user’s computer by the web browser while browsing a website. Cookies were designed to be a reliable mechanism for websites to remember useful information about the user or to record the user’s browsing activity. Our cookie policy describes to our users what cookies are active on our website, what user data are tracked by our use of cookies, our purposes for using cookies, where we send any data tracked by cookies on our website, as well as how users can control the way cookies are managed on their devices. Our cookie policy can be read here.
Trademark Usage Guidelines
We consider our trademarks, service marks and logos (“Cambium Marks”) to be important intellectual property assets of ours. Our Cambium Marks must be used properly. We expect each of our employees, customers, distributors, channel partners and others to use our Cambium Marks only as authorized, and always in compliance with our trademark usage guidelines in all communications, documents, and electronic messages including Cambium Marks.
What is a Data Processing Agreement (“DPA”)?
Cambium Networks offers cnMaestro customers a robust Data Processing Agreement (“DPA”), as an addendum to our cnMaestro terms and conditions, governing the relationship between the customer (acting as a data controller) and Cambium Networks (acting as a data processor). The DPA facilitates our customers’ compliance with their obligations under EU data protection law. Our DPA contains data transfer frameworks to ensure that our customers can lawfully transfer personal data to Cambium Networks outside of the European Union by relying on the approved mechanism of Standard Contractual Clauses.
Our networking equipment can process and store many types of data within the products. The equipment provides control to our customers who own and decide what to do with the data. In the context of GDPR, the data belongs to the data subjects, that is, the EU residents. We do not control any data derived by our hardware products nor from our cnMaestro cloud-based network management platform, LinkPlanner or other services that we offer, and only process data derived from our services, including cnMaestro, LinkPlanner, Wireless manager and other services such as support and training, as a data processor. We do not share any user data processed by our products with third party vendors, and our customers have control over how the data processed by the products is shared.
What are the “Standard Contractual Clauses”?
The European Commission has approved a set of standard provisions called the Standard Contractual Clauses (“Model Clauses”) which provide a data controller a compliant mechanism to transfer personal data to a data processor outside the European Economic Area (“EEA”). The Model Clauses are appended to the Cambium Networks DPA to help provide adequate protection for data transfer outside of the EEA or Switzerland.
Privacy Shield
Cambium Networks is working towards achieving compliance with the EU-U.S. and Swiss-US Privacy Shield Frameworks and Principles set out by the US Department of Commerce for the collection, use, and retention of personal data transferred from the EU and Switzerland. We will process personal data that we receive, including in the case of onward transfers of personal data from the EU and Switzerland, in accordance with those Principles, to ensure an adequate level of protection under applicable European privacy and data protection regulations. For more information about Privacy Shield, visit www.privacyshield.gov.
We remain committed to helping our customers and partners by protecting and respecting personal data, no matter where it comes from or flows to, and we will be continuing to make improvements in compliance with the GDPR and other data privacy and data protection laws and regulations.