Formal 110 site map Home > Privacy Policy What is SSL? privacy policy Based on the following personal information protection policy, Igin Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "our company") thoroughly disseminates personal information management within the company so that customers can use Igin's products with peace of mind, and ensures its implementation. We will strive. Collection and use of personal information We will clearly define the purpose of collecting personal information, collect it by legal and fair means, and use it within the scope of the purpose of collection. Management and maintenance of personal information Under strict management, the collected personal information is safely stored and stored to ensure accuracy and safety, and is appropriate for unauthorized access, loss, destruction, falsification, leakage, etc. Take safety measures. Management of depository of personal information When personal information is deposited outside, we will manage the depository as necessary and appropriate so that the handling of personal information can be managed safely. Disclosure, correction, suspension of use, etc. of personal information We will endeavor to keep the personal information of our customers accurate and up-to-date. If a customer requests disclosure, correction, deletion, or provision or refusal of use of his / her own information, we will respond promptly. Continuous improvement of personal information management In order to manage the personal information we hold in a strict manner, we will establish, maintain and continuously improve the "Personal Information Protection Management Regulations". In addition, we will provide appropriate education to our employees and ensure thorough compliance. Compliance with such laws and regulations to comply with the laws and regulations and other norms for the protection of personal information. May 30, 2003 Ryuji Inoue, President and CEO of Tokyo Igin Co. , Ltd. Display based on the Specified Commercial Transactions Law privacy policy Copyright 2011 by IGIN