A request for data deletion, often referred to as a right to erasure or right to be forgotten, is a legal right that individuals have in many jurisdictions to request the removal of their data from the records of organizations or service providers.
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Review Privacy Policy
Before making a request, review HEIMDAL's privacy policy to understand the data handling practices and the process for data deletion. -
Identify Data Controller
HEIMDAL is the data controller entity that determines the purposes and means of processing personal data. This information is usually available in the privacy policy. -
Submit a Written Request
In many cases, you'll need to submit a written request for data deletion. With HEIMDAL, this can typically be done by sending an email to corpsupport@heimdalsecurity.com. Some organizations may have specific forms or procedures for such requests. -
Provide Verification
To prevent unauthorized access to personal data, HEIMDAL may require you to provide proof of your identity. This could involve providing a copy of your identification or other relevant documentation. -
Wait for Confirmation
After receiving your request and verifying your identity, HEIMDAL should confirm the deletion of your data. This confirmation may be sent through email. -
Follow Up if Necessary
If you don't receive confirmation within a reasonable time frame, or if you have additional questions, you may need to follow up with HEIMDAL. Contact corpsupport@heimdalsecurity.com for assistance. -
Contact Data Protection Authorities (if necessary)
If HEIMDAL fails to respond to your request or if you believe they are not handling your request appropriately, you may have the option to contact the relevant data protection authority in your jurisdiction.