Privacy policy
Last updated:
Thu Aug 25 14:23:20 MDT 2005
Our privacy policy is quite simple. The only place on this site that
asks for any personal information at all is the suggestion/submission
forms. The only reason for asking for your email address is so that we
can reply to your suggestion. If you leave the field blank, your
suggestion or submission is simply taken as an anonymous comment.
We do keep records of the IP addresses used to visit us for tracking
where our visitors come from and for other system administration
tasks such as capacity planning.
Kenneth is a PhD student with a research topic of using anomaly
detection for protecting web servers. As a result, the HTTP requests
are kept for this research. These data will be kept confidential.
Eventually, the PhD research will be done (the end is in sight!),
and this data collection will stop.
We do not currently use cookies of any form for any reason.
It is possible that this policy will change in the future. However,
since Kenneth is concerned about privacy, it is unlikely
that we will ever be invading the privacy of our visitors.
We do have links to other sites. They set their own privacy statements.
Note that Google (on the search page)
and Amazon (on the book reviews and
search pages) have different privacy policies, and they provide part
of the information on those pages.
You can use the ``back'' button on your browser to return to the page you
came from. Or, choose from the buttons below.
Copyright © 1997-2007 Kenneth Ingham Consulting, LLC.
For details about the copyright, see the full
Copyright
statement.
Unhappy? Thinking of suing us? Read this disclaimer.
You can read our privacy statement.
Comments? Send them via the
suggestion form.