Privacy Protocol 26.4

Within the operational framework of CortexGraphSync, we categorize personal data as a distinct synchronization node. When you engage with our Quant Lab services or utilize our graph sync protocols, we capture specific diagnostic and identification signals required to maintain system integrity.

We collect identifiers including your name, professional affiliation, and verified email address when you request technical specifications or validation reports. Furthermore, our servers log telemetry related to your interaction with our quantitative systems, including IP addresses, browser configurations, and temporal synchronization markers to optimize high-performance delivery.

Processing is restricted to the facilitation of high-performance graph synchronization requested by the user. We do not use personal data for automated profiling beyond the specific requirements of the quantitative systems provided to research labs.

The primary legal basis for processing is the performance of a contract to which the user is party. Secondary processing occurs under our legitimate interest to secure our digital perimeter and prevent unauthorized access to proprietary Quant Lab resources. We strictly maintain that no data is sold or licensed to third-party aggregators.

Data persistence is governed by the functional lifecycle of your graph sync account. CortexGraphSync operates on a minimal-retention principle. User data that has not interacted with our portal for a period exceeding 24 months is automatically flagged for terminal deletion, unless statutory financial or legal requirements necessitate a longer preservation window.

Technical logs, used primarily for troubleshooting the synchronization engines, are purged after 90 days of inactivity. This ensures our quantitative data sets remain clean and relevant to current research needs.