Security & Privacy Policy

Amber Homeloans Ltd is committed to protecting your privacy and keeping your personal information secure. This policy does not extend to external websites accessed from this site. Please read the terms and conditions of any other sites separately.

Security

Strict security procedures are followed whenever your information is obtained and stored. Encryption technology is also used to keep the information submitted via the online DIP and KFI secure. Encryption codes information to make it virtually impossible for someone else to read unless they have a key to decipher it. It is then stored in a secure area that can only be accessed by authorised persons.

Open emails are not secure and third parties may be able to intercept, access or alter any information you send via email. Amber Homeloans Ltd is not responsible for and cannot accept liability for any damage resulting from open email messages sent to or received by Amber Homeloans Ltd. If you send us an email please keep the amount of confidential information you include to a minimum.

If you make an enquiry via email, we will take steps to check your identity before giving out any personal information.

We regularly review our security procedures.

Privacy

The Data Protection Act 1998 (see www.dataprotection.gov.uk for more information) gives individuals certain rights as it defines the rules for processing personal information. It also states that those who record and process personal information, such as Amber Homeloans Ltd, must be open and honest in how the information is used.

We provide training for our employees and emphasise the need to keep data confidential.

The Amber Homeloans Ltd site currently does not use cookies. Cookies are pieces of information stored by the browser on your computers hard disk when you visit a web site. They can provide general management information about web site traffic patterns, to help monitor and improve internet service. We do monitor use of the website and as part of this process we will log your IP address.This is the unique address your computer has while connected to the internet and consists of a series of numbers. This is not stored in any manner which can identify you and is retained for only a short period of time.