Privacy and Security
About Privacy & Security
Thank you for visiting the Florida Surplus Lines Service Office (FSLSO) website. Your privacy is very important to us. We collect no personal information about you when you visit the FSLSO website, unless you affirmatively choose to make such information available to us.
At FSLSO, protecting the information entrusted to us is a responsibility we take seriously. We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of security, privacy, and compliance in all aspects of our operations.
Compliance with Industry Standards
Security Controls
To protect sensitive information, FSLSO implements a layered approach to security. This includes technical, administrative, and physical controls such as encryption, access management, monitoring, and ongoing risk assessments. These controls are designed to reduce exposure to threats while ensuring the continuity of our services.
Security Policies
Domain & IP Recognition
When you visit the FSLSO website, the web server automatically recognizes only the Internet domain and IP (internet protocol) address from which you accessed the site. This information does not result in the identification of your personal e-mail address or other personal information.
Types of Metrics Gathered
In addition, information is only gathered regarding the volume and timing of access to the site by collecting information on the date, time and pages you visited while at the site. This is done so that the content of the site can be improved and your personal information is not identified.
Submission of Personal Information
If you choose to share personal information, such as by subscribing to the FSLSO eNews, sending a message, or filling out an electronic form with personal information, the information will be saved for a designated period of time in order to comply with the state of Florida's archiving policies. However, information will not be disclosed to third parties or other government agencies, unless required by state or federal law. Please note that Florida's public records law requires that all information received in connection with state business be made available to anyone upon request, unless the information is subject to a specific statutory exemption.
Public Records
Under Florida law, email addresses are public records. If you do not want your email address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing.