Dalforth respects the privacy and protection of the personal data of its visitors, clients, prospective clients, and other users of its digital channels. This Privacy Policy explains transparently what data may be collected through this website, the purposes for which it is used, with whom it may be shared, and the rights that data subjects may exercise.
Who We Are
Dalforth is a brand operated by TLC Plast S.A., a company incorporated in Paraguay. The company operates in the cybersecurity sector and makes this website available to present its services, provide information, and receive business inquiries and initial requests from interested parties.
For the purposes of this Privacy Policy, TLC Plast S.A., Taxpayer Registration Number (RUC) 80121421-1, with its registered address at Capellán Arzamendia No. 7920, Centro, Katueté, Department of Canindeyú, Paraguay, is responsible for the processing of personal data collected through this website, subject to applicable laws.
Scope of This Policy
This Privacy Policy applies to the processing of personal data carried out by TLC Plast S.A., operating under the Dalforth brand, in relation to visitors to dalforth.com and individuals who use its forms or contact channels associated with the website.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, this Policy does not govern the processing of personal data performed by Dalforth on behalf of its clients in the course of providing cybersecurity services. In such situations, processing may be carried out in accordance with the relevant client’s instructions and will be governed by the contracts, data processing agreements, and other documents applicable to that service relationship.
Personal Data We May Collect
Through this website, Dalforth may collect personal data provided directly by users when completing contact forms, including, as applicable:
- name;
- email address;
- subject of the message;
- content of the message submitted;
- any other information the user chooses to provide in the inquiry.
Technical information related to access to and use of the website may also be collected, such as IP address, browser type, device used, pages visited, date and time of access, and similar information, where necessary for security, operation, abuse prevention, technical analysis, or compliance with legal obligations. The website may also record technical and statistical information about the viewing of and interaction with forms to assess their operation and performance, without using that information for behavioral advertising or the creation of marketing profiles.
Important: Do not submit passwords, verification codes, login credentials, or other confidential or sensitive information that is unnecessary for an initial inquiry through the contact form.
Purposes for Which We Use Data
Personal data collected through this website may be used to:
- respond to contact requests, questions, and messages submitted by users;
- assess business opportunities and understand needs relating to Dalforth’s services;
- maintain communications relating to an inquiry initiated by the user;
- protect the security, integrity, and availability of the website and its systems;
- prevent fraud, abuse, malicious activity, and security incidents;
- conduct technical analyses necessary for the operation and improvement of the website;
- comply with legal or regulatory obligations or directions from competent authorities;
- establish, exercise, or defend the company’s rights in administrative, judicial, or out-of-court proceedings where necessary.
Dalforth does not use data provided through the contact form to send indiscriminate advertising or unsolicited commercial messages.
Legal Bases and Grounds for Processing
Processing of personal data through this website will rely on grounds provided for under applicable law and will be limited to the purposes described in this Privacy Policy.
Depending on the nature of the interaction and the applicable jurisdiction, processing may rely on, among other grounds:
- the data subject’s consent, where required;
- steps taken at the user’s request before a potential service contract is entered into;
- performance of contracts or procedures relating to a business relationship;
- Dalforth’s legitimate interests, where permitted under applicable law and taking account of data subjects’ rights and reasonable expectations;
- compliance with legal or regulatory obligations;
- the establishment, protection, or defense of rights;
- prevention of fraud, abuse, and incidents affecting the security of systems and information.
Dalforth seeks to use only the data necessary for each purpose and to avoid processing that is incompatible with the context in which the information was provided.
Data Sharing
Personal data collected through this website may be shared only where necessary for the operation of the business, delivery of services, security, user assistance, or compliance with legal obligations.
Such sharing may occur, as applicable, with:
- hosting, infrastructure, email, form, and technology service providers used to maintain the website and its communication channels;
- service providers supporting Dalforth, provided they are subject to appropriate confidentiality and data protection obligations;
- public authorities, regulators, or competent bodies where required by law, a valid order, or the need to defend rights;
- partners or professional advisers where strictly necessary for legal, accounting, technical, or operational purposes.
Dalforth does not sell personal data or make it available to third parties for independent marketing activities unrelated to the purposes described in this Policy.
Whenever possible and applicable, sharing will be limited to the minimum information necessary for the specific purpose.
International Data Transfers
Due to the international nature of Dalforth’s operations and the use of technology providers that may be located in different countries, personal data processed through this website may be stored, processed, or accessed outside the data subject’s country of residence.
These transfers may involve, as applicable, countries in which hosting, infrastructure, email, form, security, technical support, or other providers necessary for the operation of Dalforth’s website and services are located.
Where required by applicable law, Dalforth will implement appropriate measures to protect personal data involved in international transfers, including contractual safeguards, technical measures, access controls, and other mechanisms suited to the context of the processing.
An international transfer does not change Dalforth’s commitment to confidentiality, integrity, and appropriate protection of personal data.
Retention and Deletion of Personal Data
Personal data will be retained only for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected, meet legal or regulatory obligations, protect Dalforth’s rights, or manage business relationships and contact requests.
Retention periods may vary depending on the nature of the information, the context of the interaction, any applicable legal obligations, and the need to preserve records for security, auditing, or the defense of rights.
When data is no longer necessary for the purposes that justified its retention, it may be deleted, anonymized, or retained on a restricted basis where there is a lawful ground or applicable obligation requiring its preservation.
Requests relating to the deletion of personal data may be assessed individually, taking into account any legal, contractual, and security obligations that require its continued retention.
Data Subjects’ Rights
Data subjects may exercise the rights provided for under applicable law, according to the relevant jurisdiction and the specific circumstances of the processing.
These rights may include, as applicable:
- confirmation that personal data is being processed;
- access to personal data being processed;
- correction of incomplete, inaccurate, or outdated data;
- requests for deletion, anonymization, or restriction of processing, where available;
- objection to certain processing activities, where provided by law;
- withdrawal of consent where processing is based on consent;
- requests for information about data sharing and transfers;
- data portability, where applicable;
- lodging a complaint with the competent data protection authority, where such a right is provided for by applicable law.
To exercise rights relating to personal data processed through this website, the data subject may contact Dalforth at privacy@dalforth.com. Additional information may be requested solely to verify the requester’s identity and protect data against unauthorized access or alteration.
Requests will be assessed under applicable law and may be subject to limitations where a legal obligation, the need to preserve rights, security, or another legitimate ground requires continued processing.
Information Security and Data Protection
Dalforth adopts technical, administrative, and organizational measures appropriate to the nature of the data processed and the risks involved, with the aim of protecting information against unauthorized access, loss, alteration, improper disclosure, destruction, or other improper or unlawful processing.
These measures may include, as applicable, access controls, authentication, account and system protection, updates to technology components, restriction of privileges, technical logs, infrastructure security practices, and internal procedures aimed at protecting information.
Access to personal data should be restricted to individuals and service providers who need the information to perform their duties or provide services to Dalforth.
Although reasonable protective measures are adopted, no Internet-connected system can be considered completely immune to risk. Dalforth may therefore review, update, and improve its security practices, controls, and measures at any time as necessary to address evolving risks, technologies, and cyber threats.
Cookies and Similar Technologies
As of the last update of this Policy, no cookies intended for behavioral advertising, marketing, or third-party analytics were identified during public browsing of the website. The website may use technical browser storage mechanisms, including session storage, that are necessary for or related to the operation of WordPress and its components.
Technical and statistical information concerning the operation of and interaction with forms may be processed through the website’s own infrastructure as described in this Policy, without using that information for behavioral advertising or the creation of marketing profiles.
If tools that use cookies or other non-essential technologies are implemented in the future, this Policy and, where applicable, the related notice, choice, or consent mechanisms will be updated in accordance with applicable law.
For specific information about the technologies currently used on the website, please refer to Dalforth’s Cookie Policy.
Children’s and Adolescents’ Data
Dalforth’s website is intended to present institutional information about cybersecurity services and to facilitate contact with businesses, professionals, and others interested in its solutions. It is not specifically directed at children or adolescents.
Dalforth does not intentionally seek to collect personal data from children or adolescents through this website. If such data is found to have been submitted unnecessarily or improperly, measures may be taken to delete it or process it as required by applicable law.
Third-Party Links and Services
Dalforth’s website may contain links to third-party websites, platforms, or services. These environments have their own privacy policies, terms, and practices, which are not controlled by Dalforth.
The inclusion of a link to an external service does not, in itself, mean that Dalforth is responsible for that third party’s data processing practices.
We recommend that users review the privacy policies and terms applicable to third-party services before providing personal data or using their features.
Changes to This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy may be reviewed and updated periodically to reflect changes in Dalforth’s practices, services, technologies, security requirements, or applicable law.
The latest version of this Policy will always be available on this website, together with its respective last-updated date.
Where a change is significant and applicable law requires specific notice, Dalforth may take additional steps to inform affected data subjects.
Privacy and Data Protection Contact
For questions, requests, or matters relating to this Privacy Policy or the processing of personal data through this website, please contact Dalforth using the following channel:
Email: privacy@dalforth.com
To protect personal data and prevent improper requests, Dalforth may request additional information to confirm the requester’s identity before responding to certain requests.
Last updated: October 14, 2026.