Privacy Policy & Data Processing Standards

This Privacy Policy explains how RecoveryDependency Atlas ("the Platform", "we", "our", or "us") collects, processes, stores, and protects technical telemetry, diagnostic logs, and interaction records generated when browsing our architecture maps, technical blueprints, and dependency documentation.

We adhere to strict data minimization principles. Our services are engineered to document infrastructure topology models and dependency sequencing without aggregating unsolicited personal profiles.

When navigating the dependency models or engaging with client-side interactive calculators, the platform records only standard web server transaction telemetry, including:

• HTTP request headers, browser user-agent tokens, and language preferences.
• Truncated IP addresses mapped solely for coarse geographic routing and edge CDN balancing.
• Static resource request pathways (CSS, SVG icons, client scripts, asset load timestamps).
• Locally cached UI filter preferences (stored solely inside your browser environment).

We do not track keyboard input, screen coordinates, or session biometrics across external web origins.

All data collected is utilized strictly for technical systems engineering and operational stability:

Server access logs are rotated on a standard 30-day lifecycle and permanently expunged thereafter. Storage nodes use TLS 1.3 in-transit and AES-256 at-rest encryption standards across all internal storage partitions.

Diagnostic logs do not mix with client organization identifier data. Topographical models are isolated logically in read-only public registries.

We do not lease, trade, or distribute telemetry records to advertisement networks or commercial brokers. Data exchange is confined to hardened operational service vendors:

• Global Edge CDN providers handling SSL handshakes and DDoS mitigations.
• Static web asset hosts maintaining DNS routing registries and object storage.

In alignment with international data privacy statutes (including GDPR and CCPA/CPRA frameworks), engineers and site visitors possess the following rights regarding system records:

The Atlas platform utilizes essential local storage entries exclusively for non-invasive client operations:

• Persistent UI view settings (such as topology filter selections or high-contrast toggles).
• Session states for in-browser client documentation navigation.

No third-party tracking or advertising beacons are loaded into your client sandbox.

We may update this documentation periodically to match architectural modifications or new regulatory criteria. Amendments take immediate effect upon publishing with an updated revision date.