Privacy Statement
Atrio only collects identifiable information that is voluntarily provided by a visitor to our site. A visitor to our site may choose to provide this information to contact us, apply for a job, or request information. When a visitor provides this type of identifiable information to us, we use it solely for our internal use.
Our policy is not to share personally identifiable information with third parties, unless required by law, or unless explicitly requested by the provider of information.
We recognize that your information is valuable and we take all reasonable measures to protect your information while it is in our care.
Cookies
Occasionally we may cookies to improve the overall site experience, however, they are not used to track individual visitors to our site. The use of cookies is now standard operating procedure for most Web sites, however if you are uncomfortable with the use of cookies, you can disable this functionality in your browser.
Choice
To opt-out of Atrio contact, provide your name, email and/or address
and relevant information about subscriptions or registrations you may
have with Atrio. Forward opt-out emails with the above information to
or reply to an email sent from Atrio
with REMOVE in the subject line. This opt-out will cancel all business
development, support communication, & newsletters. Certain areas of
Atrio's web sites may limit access to specific individuals through the
use of passwords and through providing personally data.
Children
Atrio's website is not geared towards children. We do not target children & will not knowingly collect data from them. If we discover personal data from a child we will eliminate that data.
Contact
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Atrio reserves the right to modify or amend this Statement at any time by updating this posting.
Effective December 10, 2001