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1. Identification of the Owner

  1. This website, dedicated to application development, consulting services, and cybersecurity, is owned by EmeritaCode, with its main headquarters at 44 Rua Tercera, Macau.
  2. The company has offices in La Alquería, Benahavis, Spain and Paris, France.
  3. For inquiries related to services, applications, or cybersecurity, you can contact us via email consultoria@emeritacode.com.

2. Purpose of the Website

  1. Main purpose This site primarily provides comprehensive services in the technology field, including:
    • Development of web applications and mobile applications.
    • Design and development of websites tailored to the client’s specific needs.
    • Creation and optimization of robust, scalable database architectures.
    • Advanced cybersecurity services, such as security audits, penetration testing, and data protection strategy design.
    • Technology business consulting to support companies in their digital transformation and strategic decision-making.
  2. Personalized services In addition to standard services, EmeritaCode offers custom solutions designed to meet each client’s specific needs, including unique technology developments, system integration, and specialized support for bespoke projects.
  3. Service options The services offered include:
    • Free Basic content and tools available on the website.
    • Paid Advanced and customized solutions under a prior contract, adapted to the client’s requirements.
  4. Focus on bespoke projects For custom projects, EmeritaCode works closely with clients from concept to delivery, ensuring that the solutions developed meet their specific objectives. These projects are managed under a detailed contract that includes scope, delivery timelines, and associated warranties.

3. Intellectual Property

  1. Exclusive ownership All content and solutions developed by EmeritaCode—including but not limited to applications, technical documentation, cybersecurity tools, designs, algorithms, trademarks, and domain names—are the exclusive property of EmeritaCode, unless explicitly stated otherwise. This ownership extends to any development carried out in collaboration with third parties, unless specific agreements provide otherwise.
  2. Applicable legislation Regarding intellectual property, the applicable laws include local legislation in the countries where EmeritaCode operates, as well as international treaties and standards, such as:
    • Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works.
    • Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS).
    • Local laws such as the Lei da Propriedade Intelectual in Macau, Spain’s Intellectual Property Law 22/1987, and other applicable national regulations.
  3. Prohibitions on unauthorized use It is strictly prohibited to use, reproduce, distribute, modify, decompile, or reverse engineer any tool, application, or content developed by EmeritaCode without prior, express, written authorization from the company. Non-compliance may result in:
    • Legal action for infringement of intellectual property rights.
    • Administrative or criminal penalties under applicable local and international laws.
  4. Licenses and permitted use Where EmeritaCode grants licenses for the use of its tools or applications, they will be governed by the specific terms and conditions set out in the corresponding license agreement. That agreement will include:
    • The scope of the rights granted (personal use, commercial use, term, etc.).
    • Applicable restrictions, such as the prohibition on sublicensing or transferring rights to third parties.
    • The User’s obligations regarding compliance with applicable regulations.
  5. Infringement notifications If a User detects a possible infringement of EmeritaCode intellectual property rights, they must notify us immediately via email at: legal@emeritacode.com. EmeritaCode will investigate the situation and take the necessary legal measures to protect its rights.

4. Personal Data Protection

  1. Commitment to protection EmeritaCode is committed to respecting and protecting clients’ personal data, complying with the most stringent international regulations, such as the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the United States California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and applicable local legislation in each region where we operate. This commitment includes implementing appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure data security.
  2. Storage and security All data related to cybersecurity and development services are stored in systems protected by advanced encryption and state-of-the-art technologies. Access to these systems is strictly limited to authorized and trained personnel following the principle of least privilege. Periodic audits are performed to ensure the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of information.
  3. Confidentiality and consent Client data will never be shared with third parties without explicit consent, except in the following situations:
    • When required by law, court order, or a competent authority.
    • When strictly necessary to ensure the security or functionality of the contracted services (for example, in collaboration with technical service providers).
    In such cases, any data transfer will comply with applicable regulations and be limited to the minimum necessary.
  4. User rights Users have the right to:
    • Access their personal data stored by EmeritaCode.
    • Request the rectification of incorrect or incomplete data.
    • Request the deletion of their personal data, provided there are no legal obligations requiring retention.
    • Restrict or limit the processing of their data in certain circumstances.
    • Receive a copy of their personal data in a structured, commonly used format (portability).
    To exercise these rights, Users can contact EmeritaCode via email at privacy@emeritacode.com.
  5. Incident notification If any security breach that could compromise Users’ personal data is detected, EmeritaCode undertakes to:
    • Notify the competent authorities within the legally established time frames.
    • Inform affected Users within a reasonable period, detailing the nature of the incident, the data involved, and the measures taken to mitigate the impact.

5. Responsibilities

  1. Third-party content: EmeritaCode is not responsible for content provided by third parties that may be available on the website, including but not limited to ads, external links, or documentation generated by external collaborators. Accessing or interacting with such content is the sole responsibility of the User, who must ensure its legality and safety.
  2. Warranties and technical limitations: Although EmeritaCode applies best practices in development and security across all its applications and tools, it does not guarantee the total absence of technical errors, malfunctions, or security vulnerabilities. Users are therefore responsible for performing additional tests in their own environments before deploying any solution, especially on critical or sensitive systems.
  3. Misuse: The improper use of cybersecurity tools, consulting solutions, or applications provided by EmeritaCode is the sole responsibility of the User. This includes, but is not limited to, use for unlawful purposes, exploitation of vulnerabilities, or breach of applicable regulations. Under no circumstances will EmeritaCode be liable for damages, losses, or harm arising from such actions.
  4. Ethical and lawful use: Users must ensure that use of the contracted services complies with applicable ethical and legal standards in their jurisdiction and with international regulations. It is strictly forbidden to use EmeritaCode tools and services to:
    • Commit unlawful or fraudulent activities.
    • Violate third-party rights such as intellectual property or privacy.
    • Carry out activities that may damage, disrupt, or compromise the security of systems belonging to EmeritaCode, other Users, or third parties.
  5. Security cooperation: If Users detect errors, vulnerabilities, or potential risks in the tools or services provided, they must notify EmeritaCode immediately through the official channels indicated in this document. Any attempt to exploit such vulnerabilities will be considered a serious breach of the terms and may result in legal action.

6. Terms of Use

  1. Prohibitions:
    • It is strictly forbidden to use the applications, consulting services, or cybersecurity solutions offered by EmeritaCode for unlawful activities, including the distribution of malware, unauthorized access to systems, or any action that infringes third-party rights.
    • Users must not reverse engineer, decompile, or modify any application or tool provided without prior written authorization.
    • Fraudulent use of the applications, such as identity spoofing, data tampering, or exploitation of vulnerabilities, will be grounds for legal action.
  2. Expected code of conduct: In all services and tools provided by EmeritaCode, users must:
    • Respect local and international laws applicable to cybersecurity, software development, and data privacy.
    • Maintain ethical, responsible conduct, avoiding any activity that could negatively affect other users or the technology infrastructure of EmeritaCode.
    • Ensure the security of their own access credentials and refrain from sharing them with third parties.

7. External Links

  1. Limited responsibility: EmeritaCode is not responsible for the content or the security of external links provided in its documents, applications, or platform. Users must assess the legitimacy and safety of such links before interacting with them.
  2. Any external link provided within the applications or services is for informational purposes only. EmeritaCode does not endorse nor assume responsibility for third-party content, and users are advised to comply with the policies and terms of the linked sites.

8. Jurisdiction and Applicable Law

  1. Application of laws: Legal relations arising from the use of applications, consulting services, and cybersecurity solutions will be governed by international laws on intellectual property, cybersecurity, and digital commerce. In addition, the user’s local laws, according to their jurisdiction, will apply on a complementary basis to the extent permitted by private international law.
  2. Primary jurisdiction: Since the main headquarters of EmeritaCode is in Macau, any legal dispute related to contracts, services, or the use of our applications will initially be subject to the legal provisions in force in this region, including applicable local laws such as the Lei da Criminalidade Informática and the Lei da Proteção de Dados Pessoais.
  3. Branch in Spain: For users or clients located in Europe, particularly in Spain, legal relations will also be subject to relevant Spanish regulations, such as the Ley Orgánica 10/1995 del Código Penal, the LSSI-CE, and the GDPR, regarding cybersecurity, digital commerce, and data protection.
  4. Alternative mechanisms: Before resorting to judicial instances, the parties may opt for alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, such as mediation or arbitration, in accordance with applicable international and local regulations. These mechanisms will be available both at the main headquarters in Macau and at the branch in Spain.
  5. Preferred forum: For legal disputes that cannot be resolved through alternative mechanisms, the parties agree to submit, as applicable, to:
    • The courts of Macau, as the company’s main seat and primary jurisdiction.
    • The courts of Malaga, Spain, for disputes related to services contracted from or for the European region.

9. Reports and Complaints

  1. Reporting procedure: If the User detects abuse, security vulnerabilities, misuse of tools, inappropriate content, or any suspicious activity related to development or cybersecurity services, it must be reported immediately through the dedicated email: security@emeritacode.com. All reports will be handled with strict confidentiality.
  2. Required information: To facilitate an efficient assessment, the User must include the following details in the report:
    • Name: Full name of the complainant or, in the case of companies, the authorized legal representative.
    • Incident description: A detailed, precise description of the abuse, vulnerability, or issue detected, including, where possible, relevant evidence such as:
      • Screenshots.
      • System logs.
      • URLs or specific technical details of the affected environment.
    • Date and time: Specify when the incident was detected, indicating the time zone if possible.
    • Potential impact: An estimate of the scope or potential impact of the issue, if available.
  3. Related prohibitions: It is strictly prohibited to:
    • Recreate or exploit the detected vulnerability under any circumstances.
    • Share information about the vulnerability with third parties without the explicit authorization of EmeritaCode.
    • Use the vulnerability to access data, systems, or resources for which the User is not authorized.
  4. Report handling: All reports will be analyzed as a priority by our specialized cybersecurity team. Once the issue is confirmed:
    • Immediate measures will be taken to mitigate the vulnerability, such as implementing security patches or suspending unauthorized access.
    • The reporter will be notified of the actions taken and, where appropriate, a formal acknowledgment will be provided for the collaboration.
    • The incident and corrective measures will be documented in our internal system to prevent similar future risks.
  5. Privacy commitment: All information provided in the report will be handled under strict confidentiality standards. No details will be disclosed to third parties except where required by law or necessary to mitigate security risks.

10. Validity and Modifications

  1. Legal Notice Updates: EmeritaCode reserves the right to modify or update this Legal Notice at any time in response to legislative, operational, technological, or other changes that affect the management of the services offered. Such modifications will be published on this same website and, unless otherwise indicated, will take effect immediately from the date of publication. It is the responsibility of EmeritaCode to ensure that the changes are transparent and aligned with applicable laws.
  2. Notifications: In the event of significant changes that may directly impact Users’ rights or responsibilities, EmeritaCode may send additional notifications through reasonable means, such as emails or in-platform alerts. However, publication on the website will be sufficient to deem Users notified.
  3. Periodic Review: Users are responsible for periodically reviewing this Legal Notice to stay informed about possible modifications. The date of the latest update will be indicated at the end of the document for reference. Continued use of the services after any change will constitute acceptance of the modifications made.
  4. Applicable Regulations: All updates made will be subject to the laws and regulations in force in the jurisdictions where EmeritaCode operates, including but not limited to the legislation of Macau, Spain, and other regions where our services are offered.

11. Languages

  1. This Legal Notice is available in the main languages of the countries where EmeritaCode operates, including Spanish, English, French, and Hebrew.
  2. In the event of conflict or discrepancy between translations, the Spanish version— the primary language of the website— will prevail.