CloudQube LLC is a premier cloud and DevOps consulting firm based in Los Angeles. We engineer the digital architecture that powers tomorrow’s leaders. This policy outlines our rigorous commitment to transparency, data integrity, and CCPA compliance.
01. Information We Collect
We collect information that is essential for delivering high-performance cloud solutions. This includes:
Personal Identifiers: Name, professional email, and business contact details provided during consultation requests.
Technical Architecture Data: Infrastructure logs, configuration metadata, and performance metrics relevant to DevOps engagements.
Operational Telemetry: IP addresses, browser types, and system identifiers collected through our digital interfaces.
02. How We Use Information
Your data is the blueprint for our services. We utilize information to:
Service Execution
Deploying, managing, and optimizing cloud environments and CI/CD pipelines.
Security & Monitoring
Ensuring the continuous integrity of your technical stack through proactive threat detection.
03. Cookies & Tracking
Our platform employs industry-standard tracking technologies, including Google Analytics, to monitor site performance and user experience. These tools help us understand technical bottlenecks and improve the architectural flow of our digital properties.
04. Data Sharing
CloudQube LLC does not sell your data.
We share data only with verified architectural partners necessary for service delivery, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) for infrastructure hosting and specific analytics providers for platform monitoring.
05. Data Retention
We retain personal and technical data only for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes outlined in this policy or as required by statutory cloud compliance regulations and financial auditing standards.
06. Data Security
Security is not an afterthought; it is our foundation. Our protocols include:
AES-256 ENCRYPTION
IAM LEAST PRIVILEGE
24/7 MONITORING
SOC2 ALIGNMENT
07. Your Rights (CCPA)
Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), you have the right to request access to your data,request deletion, and opt-out of certain data processing activities.
Currently, our systems do not respond to “Do Not Track” browser signals as a unified industry standard for implementation has not yet been established.