Website Policy and Data Security Framework for Internet of Bodies (IoB)
Data Collection and Usage
Types of Data Collected: The website collects personal data such as biometric information, health metrics, and usage statistics from IoB devices connected to user profiles.
User Consent: Explicit consent is required before any IoB data is collected through the website. Users must be informed about the specific types of data collected and how it will be used.
Purpose: IoB data will only be used for the stated purposes, such as improving user health, personalizing services, or providing insights related to IoB devices. Any secondary uses must be disclosed and approved by the user.
User Rights
Right to Access: Users can view the IoB data collected through the website and request a copy.
Right to Erasure: Users can request the deletion of their IoB data from the website if it is no longer needed or if they withdraw their consent.
Data Portability: Users can request that their IoB data be provided in a portable format that can be transferred to another service.
Scope
This policy applies to all users of the Internet of bodies, employees, and third-party vendors who access or process IoB data through the website. It also covers all IoB devices that collect, transmit, or integrate data with the website.
Purpose
This policy defines how Internet of bodies collects, processes, stores, and protects data generated by Internet of Bodies (IoB) devices through its website and associated services. The policy ensures that the personal data of users interacting with IoB devices via the website is handled securely and in compliance with applicable laws.
Data Security
Encryption and Secure Transmission
Encryption: All data transferred between the IoB device, website, and servers must be encrypted using industry-standard encryption methods (e.g., HTTPS, TLS 1.2 or higher).
Secure Data Storage: IoB data stored by the website or third-party services must be encrypted to prevent unauthorized access.
Access Control
Only authorized personnel will have access to sensitive IoB data. Role-based access controls (RBAC) and multi-factor authentication (MFA) will be used to ensure that only necessary parties can view or process user data.