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PRIVACY POLICY
FORTINET PRIVACY POLICY
EFFECTIVE DATE: FEBRUARY 1, 2022
This is the Privacy Policy of Fortinet, Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiaries
(collectively, “Fortinet,” “we,” “our,” or “us”). We provide security solutions
that help protect the data and systems of our business customers from
continually evolving risks. It is Fortinet’s policy to provide security and
privacy. Each is important, and they are sometimes co-dependent. We believe in
Security by Design and Privacy by Design. This Privacy Policy covers Fortinet’s
handling of two categories of information:
* Personal data that our partners and customers ask us to process on their
behalf (“Processor Data”). Fortinet offers security products and services,
and related support and professional services (the “Fortinet Services”),
including FortiGuard, FortiCare, FortiCloud, FortiSandbox Cloud, and
FortiMail Cloud. With some exceptions as identified below, under applicable
law, in certain contexts Fortinet is considered the “processor” of the
personal data we receive through the Fortinet Services, and our customer is
(or acts on behalf of) the “controller” of the data (i.e., the company with
the right to decide how the data is used).
* Personal data that we handle for our own business (“Controller Data”), other
than for our human resources and recruiting operations. Under applicable law,
Fortinet is a “controller” of this data.
This Privacy Policy includes details specific to Processor Data, details
specific to Controller Data, and information relevant to our handling of both
kinds of data.
1. Privacy Practices Specific to Processor Data
a. Types of Processor Data We Collect
We receive information from or on behalf of our customers and their users, and
for most of such data, we act as a “processor.” Because of the nature of the
Fortinet Services, this information may contain any type of personal data. For
example, we may collect the following categories of information, that may be
Processor Data, through the Fortinet Services:
* Device identifiers, such as IP addresses, device name, model, manufacturer,
firmware versions, operating system, metadata, time zone, language, MAC
addresses, and other information about computing systems, applications,
filenames and file paths, usernames, and technical data about the operating
system instructions flow and networks.
* Contact details and registration information (including identifiers), such as
names, aliases, usernames, emails, age, gender, phone numbers, addresses, and
photographs
* Internet or other electronic network or device activity information, such as
system logs, traffic, URLs, metadata, and antivirus and other malware
statistics
* Other information that identifies or can be reasonably associated with you,
including information contained in files, activity logs, analysis reports,
communications content and metadata, distribution lists, and information
provided to us through dashboards or portals associated with the security and
firewall solutions of the Fortinet Services, such as troubleshooting requests
and security inquiries regarding files, systems.
Some of the technical information listed above is considered personal data in
certain contexts. Fortinet also collects Processor Data through the technology
described in the “Cookies and Similar Automated Data Collection” section below.
We use Processor Data as described in the following section.
b. Uses of Processor Data
Subject to our contractual obligations, and depending on the particular Fortinet
Services, we may use and disclose the information described above (sometimes in
combination with other information we obtain, such as from our customers) as
follows:
* To provide the Fortinet Services, including by:
* Providing maintenance and technical support
* Providing product upgrades
* Addressing security and business continuity issues
* Analyzing and improving the Fortinet Services, including responding to new
threats and developing new features
* To enforce the legal terms that govern the Fortinet Services
* To comply with law and protect rights, safety, and property
* For other purposes requested or permitted by our customers or users, or as
reasonably required to perform our business.
Many Fortinet Services use automated technology to recognize and defend against
cybersecurity risks, such as by blocking or quarantining suspected malicious
data. To better protect our customers and assist them with their own security
compliance, some Fortinet Services use external threat information gathered in
these situations to improve security for customers of Fortinet Services in
similar situations. For example, if certain Fortinet services determine that a
hacker is attacking some of our customers, we may use information about that
threat in order to help protect other customers from similar attacks. This
provides our customers’ data with much better protection than what would be
possible if our services could not learn from experience. We handle “Threat
Data” like this as described in the “Privacy Practices Specific to Controller
Data” section below.
c. Disclosures of Processor Data
Subject to our contractual obligations, and depending on the particular Fortinet
Services, we may disclose the information described above as follows:
* To provide the Fortinet Services, which can involve sharing personal data
with our customer and with third parties selected by the customer or its
users (for example, to detect security incidents, and protect against
malicious, deceptive, fraudulent, or illegal activity, we process data about
third-party threat actors such as the IP address of certain hacker-controlled
devices that attempt cyberattacks on our customers)
* To enforce the legal terms that govern the Fortinet Services
* To comply with law, and where we deem disclosure appropriate to protect
rights, safety and property (for example, for national security or law
enforcement)
* As part of an actual or contemplated business sale, merger, consolidation,
change in control, transfer of substantial assets or reorganization
* For other purposes requested or permitted by our customers or users, or as
reasonably required to perform our business
For those purposes, we may share information with our affiliates and other
entities that help us with the activities described in this Privacy Policy.
2. Privacy Practices Specific to Controller Data
a. Types of Controller Data We Collect
As described above, we act as a processor for most of the Fortinet Services. We
are, however, a “controller” under applicable law with respect to Controller
Data. Controller Data includes two general categories of data: Business Data and
Threat Data.
For example, we may collect certain data about customers, prospective customers,
partners and their personnel (“Business Data”), which may include:
* Contact details and professional details, such as name, email address,
address, phone number, title and name of company
* Online identifiers, such as IP address and account ID information
* Information about users’ experience with our products, services, events and
online forums and communities, such as the Fortinet Developer Network and
CTAP end-user reports.
* Information about actual or prospective customer personnel’s other
interactions with Fortinet, e.g., procurement, customer service, and point of
sale data
* Data we handle in connection with the Network Security Expert Institute, the
Fortinet Network Security Academy and other training and certification
programs, including contact information, identity documents and other
personal data collected for authentication of the candidate’s identity and
test security, and testing results.
* Audio or video information, such recordings of meetings, or photographs
collected from certification candidates for identity verification and
security checks
* Information about actual or prospective users’ interests
* Financial data, such as payment information for Fortinet products and
services
* Investor relations-related data
* Other business-related data collected on our websites (such as online forum
registrations) and elsewhere for our own business (such as at events)
We obtain Business Data directly from the relevant individuals or their
employers, and also from third-party sources, such as distributors, resellers
and partners, credit card issuers, clearinghouses, data brokers, fraud
databases, referrals from customers and users, as well as publicly available
sources such as company websites.
In connection with some Fortinet Services, Fortinet is also considered a
controller of certain personal data relevant to security threats, i.e. “Threat
Data.” To the extent it is personal data, IP addresses, device identifiers,
URLs, and other data associated with malicious activity are part of Threat
Data. We obtain Threat Data through Fortinet Services, publicly available
sources such as online forums, other security providers and researchers, and
independent research.
Fortinet also collects Business Data and Threat Data through the technology
described in the Cookies and Similar Automated Data Collection section below. We
use all Controller Data as described in the following section.
b. Uses of Controller Data (Business Data and Threat Data)
Fortinet uses Controller Data as follows:
* To provide our products, services, events, websites, communities, training,
certifications, and other business offerings
* For marketing, advertising, and other communications (including customizing
and tailoring all of them for the particular recipient)
* To manage our relationships with customers, partners, suppliers, event
attendees, and others
* For surveys and other market research
* For cybersecurity research
* To analyze, improve, and create Fortinet Services and other business
offerings
* To enforce the legal terms that govern our business and online properties
* To provide security and business continuity
* To comply with law and protect rights, safety, and property
* For other purposes requested or permitted by our customers or users, or as
reasonably required to perform our business.
c. Disclosures of Controller Data (Business Data and Threat Data)
Subject to our contractual obligations, we share the information described above
as follows:
* For the uses of information described above
* As part of an actual or contemplated business sale, merger, consolidation,
change in control, transfer of substantial assets or reorganization
* For other purposes requested or permitted by our customers or users, or as
reasonably required to perform our business.
For those purposes, we may share information with our affiliates and other
entities that help us with the activities described in this Privacy Policy.
d. Legal Bases for Processing Controller Data (Business Data and Threat Data)
The laws in some jurisdictions require companies to tell you about the legal
ground they rely on to use or disclose your personal data. To the extent those
laws apply, our legal grounds for processing Controller Data are as follows:
* Legitimate interests: In most cases, we handle personal data on the ground
that it furthers our legitimate interests in commercial activities such as
the following in ways that are not overridden by the interests or fundamental
rights and freedoms of the affected individuals:
* Protecting our business, personnel and property
* Providing cybersecurity, including for the protection of personal data
* Customer service
* Marketing
* Analyzing and improving our business; and/or
* Managing legal issues
We may also process personal data for the same legitimate interests of our
customers and business partners.
* To honor our contractual commitments to the individual: Some of our
processing of personal data is to meet our contractual obligations to
individuals, or to take steps at the individuals’ request in anticipation of
entering into a contract with them.
* Consent: Where required by law, and in some other cases, we handle personal
data on the basis of consent. Where legally required (e.g., for the use of
fingerprints for security purposes in certain jurisdictions), this is
explicit consent.
* Legal compliance: We need to use and disclose personal data in certain ways
to comply with our legal obligations.
3. Additional Information About Our Privacy Practices (applicable to both
Processor Data and Controller Data)
a. Personal Data Rights and Choices (including Direct Marketing Opt-Out)
We offer the options described below for exercising rights and choices under
applicable law. Many of these are subject to important limits or exceptions
under applicable law.
* To exercise rights or choices with respect to Processor Data, please make
your request directly to the Fortinet customer for whom we process the data,
particularly if the self-service options described below do not fully resolve
your concern.
* You may review and update certain user information by logging in to the
relevant portions of the Fortinet Services or Fortinet websites or online
services.
In addition, the law of your jurisdiction (for example, within the European
Economic Area) may give you additional rights to request access to and
rectification or erasure of certain of your personal data we hold. In some
cases, you may be entitled to receive a copy of the personal data you provided
to us in portable form or to request that we transmit it to a third party. The
law may also give you the right to request restrictions on the processing of
your personal data, to object to processing of your personal data, or to
withdraw consent for the processing of your personal data (which will not affect
the legality of any processing that happened before your request takes effect).
You may contact us as described below to make these requests.
* For example, residents of the European Economic Area and certain other
jurisdictions have a right to opt out of our processing of Controller Data
for direct marketing purposes. You can exercise this right by contacting us
as described below.
* Our marketing emails and certain other communications include unsubscribe
instructions, which you can use to limit or stop the relevant
communications. Opt-out processes may take some time to complete, consistent
with applicable law. Certain communications (such as certain billing-related
communications or emergency service messages) are not subject to opt-out.
* Many Fortinet Services are designed to block hacking and other unauthorized
activity, and they use automated means to compare user activity or device
traits to similar data points that been associated with hacking or other
unauthorized activity. If you believe that our services have been used to
block you in error, please contact the relevant Fortinet customer for
assistance. If you believe our services have blocked access to certain
websites in error, please follow the instructions on our FortiGuard website
to have such blocking reviewed. In limited cases, we may be able to assist
you directly, depending on our contract with our customer and how the
blocking happened.
* You may contact us with any concern or complaint regarding our privacy
practices, and you also may lodge a complaint with the relevant governmental
authority.
* Some Residents of California and Nevada have specific rights under the next
two sections.
b. Notice of Privacy Rights for California Residents
Except where expressly noted, the subsections below apply only to “personal
information” about California residents, as that term is defined in the
California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”), and they supplement the information in
the rest of our Privacy Notice above. Data about individuals who are not
residents of California is handled differently and is not subject to the same
rights described below. Californians who wish to exercise the rights described
here with respect to Processor Data should contact the customer on whose behalf
we handle the data. The rest of this California section applies only to
Controller Data.
Categories of personal information we collect and disclose
During the 12 months leading up to the effective date of this Privacy Notice,
Fortinet has collected all of the information described in Section 2(a) and
Section 3(e) of this Privacy Policy from and about California residents. During
that period, we made the following disclosures of personal information about
Californians for business purposes:
Category of personal information
Categories of third parties to which it is disclosed
Identifiers, such as name, address, email address, IP addresses, and other
contact information.
Fortinet customers; Fortinet business partners; providers of marketing and
advertising services; payment processors; providers of customer/support
services; security researchers and similar partners; and providers of technical
services.
Commercial information, such as information about an individual’s interests and
interactions with Fortinet or our partners, including transaction data.
Same as first row.
Audio information, such as recordings of meetings, webinars, or virtual events.
Same as first row, except not to payment processors or security researchers.
Visual information, such as photographs collected from certification candidates
for identity verification and test security, or recordings of meetings,
webinars, or virtual events.
Same as first row, except not to payment processors or security researchers.
Geolocation information, such as the location of your device (e.g., latitude and
longitude).
Same as first row, except not to payment processors.
Internet or other network or device activity, such as lookup history or a record
of your online Services usage.
Same as first row, except not to payment processors.
Categories of personal information described in California Civil Code Section
1798.80(e).
Same as first row, except not to payment processors.
Other information you provide to us, such as information provided via surveys.
Same as first row.
Inferences based on any of the above.
Same as first row.
We also have shared all of the categories of personal information we collect as
set forth in Section 2(b) and Section 2(c), including with governmental entities
for legal purposes and our affiliates and subsidiaries.
CCPA “sale” of California personal information
Fortinet does not sell personal information as the term “sell” is traditionally
understood. But “sell” under the CCPA is broadly defined. It includes the
sharing of personal information with third parties in exchange for something of
value, even if no money changes hands. For example, sharing an advertising or
device identifier with a third party to receive their services may be considered
a “sale” under the CCPA in some cases. During the 12 months leading up to the
effective date of this Privacy Policy, we have “sold” what the CCPA calls
“identifiers” (like IP addresses), “internet or other electronic network
activity information” (like information regarding an individual’s browsing
interactions on Fortinet.com), and “commercial information” (like the fact that
a browser visited a page directed to people who are considering purchasing from
us) to marketing and advertising services. This practice continues today.
Californians have a right to ask us not to “sell” certain personal information
as that term is defined in under the CCPA. You can make such a request by
performing BOTH of the following steps:
1. Complete our Form located in “Contact Us” below and include the phrase “Do
Not Sell My Personal Information” in the form fields (or just send us an
email at privacy@fortinet.com with that request); AND
2. If you’d like your request to include CCPA “sales” that happen through
cookies and related technology, follow the steps below that are applicable
to your use of our websites:
* To opt out of those “sales” that occur through webpages with a URL that
begins with “www.fortinet.com”, click on the Cookie Preferences link in the
footer. In the consent preference manager that pops up, click on the
Performance Cookies tab and make sure the toggle button is in the off
position (the left side of the slider). Click it if it is not in the off
position. Repeat this process for Advertising Cookies and Functional Cookies
and then click the “Confirm My Choices” button. Be sure to repeat this
second step from each browser you use to access our webpages that begin with
“www.fortinet.com.” You’ll need to repeat this process again in a particular
browser if you clear your cookies in that browser.
* Additional control options (which can be used to limit certain data
collection or use on Fortinet webpages that don't have a Cookie Preferences
link in their footer) are described in the Cookies and Similar Automated Data
Collection section of our Privacy Policy below.
We reserve the right to take reasonable steps to verify the validity of your
requests.
How we use these categories of personal information
We and our service providers may use the categories of information we collect
from and about you for the purposes described in Section 2 and Section 3(e).
Additional CCPA privacy rights
If you are a California resident, California law may permit you to request that
we:
* Provide you the categories of personal information we have collected or
disclosed about you in the last twelve months; the categories of sources of
such information; the business or commercial purpose for collecting or
selling your personal information; and the categories of third parties with
whom we shared personal information.
* Provide access to and/or a copy of certain information we hold about you.
* Delete certain information we have about you.
Certain information may be exempt from such requests under applicable law. For
example, the CCPA has significant exemptions for certain B2B data. You also may
have the right to receive information about the financial incentives that we
offer to you (if any). You also have certain rights under the CCPA not to be
subject to certain negative consequences for exercising CCPA rights.
To request to exercise any of these rights and receive the fastest response,
please email us at privacy@fortinet.com or submit a request through the form
located at the bottom of this policy under “Contact Us.” We reserve the right to
require verification of your identify before we fulfill a request, which may
include requiring you to login to an existing Fortinet account, providing us
with information that matches our records for you, responding to an email we
send, or taking other steps relevant to your relationship with us and the nature
of your request.
If you are an agent making a request on behalf of a consumer, we reserve the
right to take steps to verify that you are authorized to make that request,
which may include requiring you to provide us with written proof such as a
notarized authentication letter or a power of attorney. We also may require the
consumer to verify their identity directly with us. Because opt-out requests
for sales made through cookies and related technology must be performed from
each browser that is used to access our Services, it is easiest for the consumer
to perform such opt-outs themselves. However, if a consumer wishes for an agent
to perform browser-based requests on their behalf, the consumer may arrange for
the agent to use the consumer’s browser to make such requests. We are not
responsible for the security risks of this or any other arrangements that a
consumer may have with an agent. For clarity, this is not permission for any
user to share their login credentials with an agent or any third party. Such
sharing is prohibited and is not required for an agent to make requests under
this Privacy Policy.
For security and legal reasons, however, Fortinet reserves the right not to
accept requests that require us to access third-party websites or services.
c. Notice to Nevada Residents
* Under a Nevada law, certain Nevada consumers may opt out of the “sale” of
“personally identifiable information” for monetary consideration to a person
for that person to license or sell such information to additional persons, as
those concepts are defined under the Nevada law, which differs from the CCPA.
“Personally identifiable information” under that law includes first and last
name, address, email address, phone number, Social Security Number, or an
identifier that allows a specific person to be contacted either physically or
online.
* We do not engage in such activity; however, if you are a Nevada resident who
has purchased or leased goods or services from us, you may submit a request
to opt out of any potential future sales under Nevada law by contacting
privacy@fortinet.com. We reserve the right to take reasonable steps to
verify your identity and the authenticity of the request. Once verified, we
will maintain your request in the event our practices change.
d. Aggregate or De-Identified Data
Subject to applicable law and our contractual obligations, (i) we may aggregate
or de-identify Controller Data or Processor Data so that the information cannot
be linked to the relevant individual and (ii) our use and disclosure of
aggregated, anonymized, and other non-personal information is not subject to any
restrictions under this Privacy Policy, and we may disclose it to others without
limitation for any purpose.
e. Cookies and Similar Automated Data Collection
In our websites, apps and emails, we and third parties may collect certain
information by automated means such as cookies, Web beacons, tags and scripts or
similar technologies, JavaScript and mobile device functionality. This
information may include unique browser identifiers, IP address, browser and
operating system information, device identifiers (such as the Apple IDFA or
Android Advertising ID), geolocation, other device information, Internet
connection information, as well as details about individuals’ interactions with
our apps, websites and emails (for example, the URL of the third-party website
from which you came, the pages on our website that you visit, and the links you
click on in our websites).
We and third parties may use automated means to read or write information on
users’ devices, such as in various types of cookies and other browser-based or
plugin-based local storage (such as HTML5 storage or Flash-based storage).
Cookies and local storage are files that contain data, such as unique
identifiers, that we or a third party may transfer to or read from a user’s
device for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy, such as recognizing
the device, service provision, record-keeping, analytics and marketing,
depending on the context of collection.
These technologies help us (a) keep track of whether you are signed in or have
previously signed in so that we can display all the features that are available
to you; (b) remember your settings on the pages you visit, so that we can
display your preferred content the next time you visit; (c) display personalize
content; (d) perform analytics, and measure traffic and usage trends, and better
understand the demographics of our users; (e) diagnose and fix technology
problems; and (f) otherwise plan for and enhance our business.
Also, in some cases, we facilitate the collection of information by advertising
services administered by third parties. The ad services may track users’ online
activities over time by collecting information through automated means such as
cookies, and they may use this information to show users ads that are tailored
to their individual interests or characteristics and/or based on prior visits to
certain sites or apps, or other information we or they know, infer or have
collected from the users. For example, we and these providers may use different
types of cookies, other automated technology, and data (i) to recognize users
and their devices, (ii) to inform, optimize, and serve ads and (iii) to report
on our ad impressions, other uses of ad services, and interactions with these ad
impressions and ad services (including how they are related to visits to
specific sites or apps).
The best way to manage your preferences regarding our use of these technologies
on Fortinet websites that have a “Cookie Preferences” link in the footer is to
click that link and submit your preferences. On other Fortinet webpages, you
can make certain choices by following the steps below.
You may be able to set your web browser to refuse certain types of cookies, or
to alert you when certain types of cookies are being sent. Some browsers offer
similar settings for HTML5 local storage, and Flash storage can be managed here.
However, if you block or otherwise reject our cookies, local storage, JavaScript
or other technologies, certain websites (including our own websites) may not
function properly.
To learn more about interest-based advertising generally, including how to opt
out from the targeting of interest-based ads by some of our current ad service
partners, visit aboutads.info/choices or youronlinechoices.eu from each of your
browsers. You can opt out of Google Analytics and customize the Google Display
Network ads by visiting your Google Ads Settings. Google also allows you to
install a Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on for your browser. If you
replace, change or upgrade your browser, or delete your cookies, you may need to
use these opt-out tools again. We do not respond to browser-based do-not-track
signals.
Please visit your mobile device manufacturer's website (or the website for its
operating system) for instructions on any additional privacy controls in your
mobile operating system, such as privacy settings for device identifiers and
geolocation.
f. International Data Transfers
Fortinet and the recipients of the data disclosures described in this Privacy
Policy have locations in the United States, Canada and elsewhere in the world,
including where privacy laws may not provide as much protection as those of your
country of residence. Fortinet data centers for Processor Data are located
primarily in Canada. We comply with legal requirements for cross-border data
protection, including through the use of European Commission-approved Standard
Contractual Clauses. To exercise any legal right to request data transfer
mechanism documents that Fortinet uses to transfer data to third parties, please
contact us.
Certain Fortinet Services allow our customers and users to make international
data transfers to third parties, for which they are solely responsible.
g. Security
We have put in place physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to
safeguard data and help prevent unauthorized access, to maintain data security,
and to use correctly the data we collect. However, we cannot assure you that
data that we collect will never be used or disclosed in a manner that is
inconsistent with this Privacy Policy.
If a password is used to help protect your personal information, it is your
responsibility to keep the password confidential. Do not share this information
with anyone.
h. Data Retention
We will retain your information for the period necessary to fulfill the purposes
outlined in this Privacy Policy unless a longer retention period is required or
permitted by law. To provide security and business continuity for the activities
described in this Privacy Policy, we make backups of certain data, which we may
retain for longer than the original data. For example, FortiCloud Sandbox will
store logs of suspicious activities for 1 year.
i. Notification of Changes
Fortinet reserves the right to change this Privacy Policy at any time to reflect
changes in the law, our data collection and use practices, the features of our
services, or advances in technology. Please check this page periodically for
changes. Any updated Privacy Policy will be posted on Fortinet.com via a
hyperlink in the footer or other convenient location.
j. How to Contact Us
To request to exercise any of these rights and receive the fastest response,
please click here or email us at privacy@fortinet.com.
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