What is a personal data breach?
Personal data breach means a breach of security that accidentally or unlawfully results in the destruction, loss, modification, unauthorized disclosure or access to personal data transmitted, stored or otherwise processed. Such disclosure may occur, for example, following:
accidental loss: e.g. a personal data breach caused by the loss of your smartphone;
theft: e.g. a personal data breach caused by the theft of a notebook containing personal data;
corporate infidelity: e.g. a violation of personal data caused by an internal person who, having authorization to access personal data, produces a copy to be distributed in a public environment;
abusive access: e.g. a violation of personal data caused by unauthorized access to IT systems with subsequent disclosure of the information acquired.
Under certain circumstances, the European legislation on the protection of personal data (GDPR) provides the obligation to notify the violation of personal data to the competent Supervisory Authority within 72 hours from when GRE becomes aware of it as well as, in more serious cases, to communicate this violation to the interested parties.
To fulfill the regulatory obligations described above and to protect the personal data of the people we come into contact with, a specific section has been created to allow you to notify us of the detection of a possible violation of personal data.
If you have a relationship with GRE and deem it necessary to report a personal data breach, please click on the following link, “Personal Data Breach” section: https://www.generali.com/it/info/privacy/ form.
Usurpation de l'identité de la société Parcolog Invest à des fins d'escroquerie
Nous avons été informés que des personnes se présentant frauduleusement comme représentant de la société Parcolog Invest contactent des clients particuliers en vue de les inciter à souscrire de prétendus produits d'investissements auprès de Parcolog Invest, notamment des comptes épargnes à vue, ou à procéder à la réouverture d'anciens comptes de cryptomonnaie dont les fonds seraient prétendument désormais disponibles.
Ces sollicitations sont frauduleuses et n'émanent, en aucun cas, de Parcolog Invest.
Parcolog Invest est une société de placement à prépondérance immobilière agréée par l'Autorité des Marchés Financiers française (AMF). Parcolog Invest ne propose, en aucun cas, de comptes à vue ou des investissements en cryptomonnaie, ni aucun autre produit ou service à destination de clients particuliers.
Si vous êtes contacté par une personne se réclamant de Parcolog Invest et vous proposant ce type de produits, nous vous invitons à ne donner aucune suite à cette sollicitation et à contacter, sans délai, Generali Real Estate SGR S.p.A. France, par e-mail à contact.oppci@gre.generali.com, ou par courrier postal à l'adresse suivante : 89, rue Taitbout, 75009 Paris, France. Le cas échéant, nous vous encourageons également à signaler ces faits aux autorités compétentes.
Identity theft involving Parcolog Invest for fraudulent purposes
We have been informed that individuals fraudulently presenting themselves as representatives of Parcolog Invest are contacting individual customers with a view of convincing them to subscribe to alleged investment products that would be offered by Parcolog Invest, notably savings accounts, or to reopen old cryptocurrency accounts whose funds would now allegedly be available.
These solicitations are fraudulent and do not, under any circumstances, originate from Parcolog Invest.
Parcolog Invest is a real estate investment company registered with the French Financial Markets Authority (AMF). Parcolog Invest does not, under any circumstances, offer savings accounts or cryptocurrency investments, nor any other products or services aimed at individual customers.
If you are contacted by someone claiming to represent Parcolog Invest and offering you this type of product, please do not respond to this solicitation and contact Generali Real Estate SGR S.p.A. French Branch immediately, via e-mail at contact.oppci@gre.generali.com, or via post at the following address: 89, rue Taitbout, 75009 Paris, France. We also encourage you to report these incidents to the relevant authorities.
