Security & Safeguards · Company commitment
Reasonable safeguards are promised, but complete security is not
Intuit says it uses reasonable physical, technical and organizational protections designed to protect personal information, while declining to completely ensure or warrant its security.
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We use reasonable physical, technical and organizational safeguards that are designed to protect your personal information. However, despite these controls, we cannot completely ensure or warrant the security of your personal information.
Security & Safeguards · Context
The India clause defines agreed security practices by reference to this statement
For Indian individuals’ data, the clause says users agree that the cited Information Technology Act security-practices term means this statement and procedures Intuit may implement from time to time, with notification at Intuit’s discretion. This reports the contractual wording and does not determine whether it satisfies the law.
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Where data of Indian individuals are involved, you hereby agree that the “reasonable security practices and procedures” under section 43A Explanation (ii) of the Information Technology Act, 2000 means this Intuit’s Privacy Statement and such data security procedures that Intuit may implement from time to time and which may, in Intuit’s discretion, be informed to you from time to time.