The Cyber Decision Intelligence Manifesto is an open initiative intended to encourage discussion, criticism, and contributions around the evolving practice of Cyber Decision Intelligence.
We believe that this conversation can happen without unnecessary collection or use of personal information.
Information you choose to provide
When you contribute through the Challenge the Manifesto form, we may collect the information you voluntarily provide, such as your name, email address, the topics you choose to discuss, and the content of your contribution.
We use this information only to review your contribution, respond when appropriate, and continue discussions related to the Cyber Decision Intelligence Manifesto.
We do not use information submitted through the form for advertising, marketing, sales prospecting, or commercial mailing lists.
This processing is based on our legitimate interest in facilitating and maintaining the discussion initiated by contributors around the Manifesto.
Website analytics
We use Plausible Analytics to understand, in aggregate, how people discover and engage with the Manifesto.
This helps us understand things such as:
- how many people visit the Manifesto;
- how far visitors navigate through the content;
- which principles receive more attention;
- which links are followed;
- how many visitors reach and interact with the Challenge the Manifesto section;
- which websites or campaigns bring visitors to the Manifesto; and
- the approximate country from which visits originate.
Plausible does not use cookies or persistent identifiers to track visitors across websites. We do not use analytics data for advertising or to build individual visitor profiles.
Approximate country information may be derived during analytics processing from the visitor's IP address. We do not use this information to determine precise location or identify individual visitors.
Analytics data is kept separate from the personal information submitted through the contribution form. We do not send names, email addresses, contribution text, or other information entered in the form to Plausible.
Service providers and data processing
The Manifesto website is hosted and operated using ChatGPT Sites, provided by OpenAI.
When you submit information through the Challenge the Manifesto form, OpenAI may process and store that information as necessary to host, operate, secure, and support the Site.
OpenAI processes this information as a service provider acting on our behalf, subject to the applicable terms and data-processing arrangements for ChatGPT Sites.
We also use Plausible Analytics to provide privacy-focused, aggregate website analytics.
We do not sell personal information or share information submitted through the Manifesto for advertising purposes.
Data retention
Information submitted through the contribution form is retained only for as long as reasonably necessary to review contributions, respond to participants, maintain relevant discussions around the Manifesto, and meet applicable legal obligations.
Your rights
Depending on applicable data protection law, you may have rights regarding your personal information, including requesting access, correction, information about its use, or deletion.
To make a privacy-related request or ask a question about how information is handled, contact us at:
Changes to this notice
We may update this privacy notice if the way the Manifesto collects or uses information changes. The current version will always be available on this page.