Privacy Policy

Last Updated: 27/05/2026

Armor Check places great importance on the protection of personal data and the confidentiality of communications with its contacts.

This privacy policy aims to explain which data may be collected through the website www.armor-check.com, why it is collected, how it is used, and what rights are available to the individuals concerned.

Data Controller

The data controller for personal data is:

Armor Check SAS with a share capital of €20,000 Headquarters: 758 Rue Pierre Landais 56850 Caudan Registered in the Lorient Trade and Companies Register under number 989,894,969 R.C.S. Lorient SIRET: 989,894,969,00017 Intra-Community VAT Number: FR43989894969

Data Collected

Armor Check collects only the data strictly necessary for managing requests made via the website.

The types of data that may be collected include:

  • first and last name
  • organization or company
  • position
  • professional email address
  • phone number, if provided
  • profile or type of request: army, integrator, institution, investor, press, other
  • content of the message sent
  • information voluntarily provided as part of a contact, demo, or documentation request.

Armor Check does not ask users to provide sensitive or confidential information via the website’s contact form.

Purpose of Data Processing

Personal data collected is used for:

  • responding to contact requests
  • processing demo requests
  • providing requested technical summary sheets or commercial information
  • qualifying incoming requests
  • organizing exchanges with Armor Check teams
  • managing professional relationships established following an initial contact
  • handling press, partnership, and institutional exchange requests.

Data is not used for mass prospecting, targeted advertising, or resale to third parties.

Legal Basis for Data Processing

Processing activities are based on:

  • the legitimate interests of Armor Check when responding to a professional request or qualifying a contact
  • the user's consent when they voluntarily provide information via a form
  • the performance of pre-contractual measures when the request concerns a demo, partnership, documentation, or commercial exchange.

Data Recipients

Collected data is intended for internal teams at Armor Check authorized to process received requests.

It may also be transmitted, if strictly necessary, to technical service providers involved in website operation, maintenance, or security.

Armor Check does not sell, rent, or share personal data with third parties for commercial purposes.

Data Retention

Data from contact requests is retained for a maximum of 3 years following the last exchange with the individual concerned, unless otherwise required by law or an ongoing contractual relationship.

Data may be deleted earlier upon request by the individual, in accordance with applicable regulations.

Security and Confidentiality

Armor Check implements reasonable measures to protect personal data from loss, unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction.

Given Armor Check’s business area, requests involving sensitive professional information should favor direct exchanges with Armor Check teams rather than detailed submission via the website form.

Absence of Cookies and Trackers

The Armor Check website does not use cookies, advertising trackers, or third-party audience measurement solutions.

No behavioral tracking, retargeting advertising, or external statistical measuring tools are installed on the site.

As a result, no cookie consent banner is required under the current configuration of the site.

If cookies or trackers were to be added in the future, this privacy policy would be updated and users informed in accordance with applicable regulations.

Embedded Videos and Content

If the website displays videos, Armor Check favors integration without third-party cookies or trackers.

When content from external platforms is embedded on the site, it may deposit cookies or collect certain data. In such cases, Armor Check would update its privacy policy and, if necessary, implement a prior consent mechanism.

Data Transfers Outside the European Union

Armor Check favors service providers located in the European Union or offering guarantees compliant with applicable regulations.

If certain technical service providers involved data transfers outside the EU, Armor Check would ensure that such transfer is covered by appropriate safeguards.

Rights of Individuals

In accordance with applicable data protection regulations, each individual has the following rights:

  • right to access personal data
  • right to rectification
  • right to erasure
  • right to object
  • right to restrict processing
  • right to data portability, where applicable
  • right to withdraw consent at any time when processing is based on consent

To exercise these rights, users can contact Armor Check at administratif@armor-check.com

The request should specify the right being exercised and allow identification of the individual concerned.

Complaint to CNIL

If a user believes their rights are not respected or that data processing is non-compliant with applicable regulations, they may file a complaint with the CNIL.

Modification of Privacy Policy

Armor Check reserves the right to modify this privacy policy at any time, particularly to reflect changes in the website, services offered, or applicable regulation.

The applicable version is that published on the site as of the date of consultation.