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At Harris, we recognize the importance of protecting the privacy of our customers
and those who visit our web site. The Harris web site safeguards customer information
by maintaining physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards that comply with
federal standards to guard non-public personal information about you. If you'd
like to know more about how Harris protects information about you;
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Click on security for
details about our web site security. |
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To view our complete Privacy Policy, Click
Here. |
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If you use the Harris Total Look® service, please Click
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Please Note: You can visit our site without providing us with any personal information about yourself to find out about our company history, our products and services, and our career opportunities.
Cookies and Pixel Tags
It's important to us that your experience with a Harris Web site is effective
and satisfying. To accomplish this, we use cookies and pixel tags as part of
our interaction with your web browser.
A cookie is a small text file placed on your hard drive by a Web Server. This
is useful for having the browser remember specific information, such as pass
codes and log in identification. A cookie cannot retrieve any other data from
your hard drive, pass on computer viruses, or collect personally identifiable
information to determine who you are, or capture your e-mail address. The use
of cookies is an industry standard - you'll find them almost everywhere on
the Internet.
A pixel tag, also known as a clear GIF, is an invisible tag that is placed
on a web page to register when a particular computer visits that specific page.
Pixel tags are used in combination with cookies.
How Harris Uses Cookies and Pixel Tags
One of the most beneficial uses of cookies is site personalization, which enables you to customize the information you see. For example, each time you access your internet banking homepage, the browser will remember your preferences until the cookie expires. Harris uses cookies and/or pixel tags to:
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Identify what sections of our site are visited most often so that we can
provide more information on the topics and subjects that our customers are
most interested in. |
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Help us measure the effectiveness of our advertising and how visitors use
our web site. |
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Present you with information specific to your geographic area. |
You may determine if and how a cookie will be accepted by your system by configuring the preferences or options in your web browser. However, since some of our applications use cookies to manage your session, disabling a cookie may cause some banking functions to not work properly.
Children's Online Privacy
We do not knowingly collect, use, or maintain any information through our
websites about children who are under the age of 13. If we determine that a
child under the age of 13 has provided us with information through one of our
websites, we will only use this information to notify the parents that this
information was received.
Additional Information
To provide you with the best online services, we may direct you to other sites
on the Internet to provide additional information or services that may be of
interest to you. Third party web sites may have privacy and security policies
different from Harris. Links to other web sited do not imply the endorsement
or approval of such web sites. Please review the privacy and security policies
of web sites reached through links from Harris web sites.
Your best defense with protecting your information on any online service
is to make sure you sign-off and close the browser once you have completed
transacting business.
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