California Privacy Rights

This notice supplements our Privacy Policy and applies to California residents. Terms such as personal information, sale, sharing, consumer, and service provider have the meanings assigned under applicable California privacy law.

During the preceding 12 months, we may have collected identifiers; customer records; commercial information; internet or electronic activity; approximate geolocation derived from an IP address; professional information; and inferences drawn from interactions with our website. Sources include you, your organization, automated website technologies, service providers, and business partners.

• Providing websites, products, support, accounts, and requested information.
• Security, fraud prevention, debugging, analytics, and internal research.
• Managing customer and partner relationships and communicating about our services.
• Meeting legal obligations and protecting legal rights.

We may disclose the categories above to service providers, advisers, affiliates, business partners, and government authorities for the purposes described in our Privacy Policy. VulnSign does not sell personal information for money. We do not knowingly sell or share personal information of consumers under 16. If our practices constitute sale or sharing under California law, residents may opt out by contacting us.

• Know the categories, sources, purposes, and recipients of personal information and request specific pieces of information.
• Request deletion or correction, subject to legal exceptions.
• Opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information and limit certain uses of sensitive personal information, where applicable.
• Receive equal service and pricing without unlawful discrimination for exercising privacy rights.

Email [email protected] or call +1 (415) 969-3747. Describe the right you wish to exercise and provide enough information for us to locate relevant records. We will verify requests using information appropriate to their sensitivity. An authorized agent may submit a request with written permission or other legally sufficient authority.

California residents may request certain information about direct-marketing disclosures under the Shine the Light law. Browser “Do Not Track” signals are not interpreted consistently across the industry; we respond to legally recognized opt-out preference signals where required.