Privacy Protocol & Data Sovereignty
Administrative standards for the handling of telemetry, violation reports, and registry data within the Casea digital territory.
Section 1: Data Collection Mandate
The Casea Oversight Center collects technical telemetry and administrative data necessary for the maintenance of digital integrity. This includes IP addresses, DNS resolution patterns, and SSL handshake data. This collection is strictly limited to the purposes of threat detection, verification, and the enforcement of intellectual property rights. We do not engage in the commercialization of registry data.
Section 2: Violation Report Confidentiality
Information submitted via the Violation Intake portal is treated as "Administrative Confidential." While the details of the infringement may be shared with registrars and legal enforcement partners to facilitate neutralization, the identity of the reporter is protected under our Internal Integrity Shield. Telemetry associated with violation reports is retained for the duration of the enforcement case and archived in the Transparency Log in an anonymized format.
Section 3: Telemetry & Monitoring
To ensure the security of the "Safe Harbor," The Registry monitors traffic patterns for indicators of unauthorized scraping or automated mirroring. This monitoring is non-intrusive and focuses on the structural integrity of the digital territory. Any entity exhibiting "Vessel of Interest" behavior may be subject to enhanced telemetry logging for administrative review.
Section 4: International Data Sovereignty
As a maritime-adjacent regulatory body, The Registry adheres to international standards of data sovereignty. Data is stored in secure, encrypted repositories and is subject to the jurisdiction of the Casea Maritime Compliance authority. We do not disclose registry data to third-party jurisdictions unless required by a formal Admiralty Court order or to prevent immediate digital piracy.
Section 5: Access & Rectification
Authorized entities may request a review of their registry status or the rectification of technical data by contacting the Compliance Office. All requests must be accompanied by valid cryptographic credentials as outlined in the Verification Protocol.