Privacy Policy Statement

IAS is committed to the highest level of integrity in all of our dealings with our clients, employees and service partners. This commitment extends to any personal information about our customers that we might possess or acquire. IAS is committed to respecting personal privacy, and safeguarding individual record confidentiality and system security. Accordingly, IAS adheres to the following Privacy Guidelines and Principles:

IAS strives to maintain the accuracy of customer information and will promptly respond to any questions or concerns customers may raise with respect to the accuracy of such customer's personal information.
IAS employees are responsible for the protection of customer information, and each IAS employee with access to personal customer information is responsible for compliance with our privacy policies and procedures. Employees sign confidentiality agreements with IAS.
IAS expects all of its service partners and service providers to adhere to IAS's high ethical standards as to the confidentiality of personal information.
IAS will only use personal information in compliance with applicable law.
IAS customer data is protected against unauthorized access.
IAS does not keep credit card data in our files.

IAS may collect contact data and other similar information (i.e., a person's name, business and/or home telephone numbers, and business mailing and email address) of its customers and prospects, and may use and share that data in its internal systems. These systems permit IAS employees to access and process such data solely for the purposes of customer fulfillment, business administration, business reporting, statistical analysis and marketing of IAS products and services. IAS may share the business contact data among its affiliated businesses and with third-party service providers acting on IAS's behalf. IAS does not otherwise sell, publish or transfer that data.

Individuals may have certain rights of access to personal information held by IAS and to have such data corrected, blocked or deleted when incorrect.

IAS may collect user information for its website via cookies or small text files placed on the user's hard drive by the user's Internet browser. The cookie is used only during a single connection to this site, and is disabled when the connection is terminated. IAS collects such information solely for the purposes of better customer service, enabling our ability to identify users and create content to meet their needs.

Visitors should check this website regularly to learn of any changes to these Guidelines.