Aviso legal Colombia

COLJUEGOS:

“In accordance with Coljuegos' legal authority, in order to order the blocking of URLs that are illegally operating online games, the following warning must be included:

WARNING: Coljuegos and the National Police Cyber Center, after validation, have established that the following URL is illegally operating “novel games operated online” in Colombian territory. Therefore, it is a legal obligation to immediately proceed with the blocking by the ISPs in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 3 of Article 93 of Law 1753 of 2015, which reads:

“ARTICLE 93. Novel games. Modify Article 38 of Law 643 of 2001, as amended by Article 22 of Law 1393 of 2010, which shall read as follows: (…)

PARAGRAPH 3. Monopoly administrators, inspection, surveillance, and control authorities, police authorities, and the National Police may monitor channels, financial institutions, websites, and media that in any way serve the exploitation, operation, sale, payment, advertising, or marketing of unauthorized games of chance, and order the corresponding alerts and blocks…”

HEALTHY INTERNET:

Our company adheres to the provisions of the Ministry of Communications on Healthy Internet (Law 679 of 2001 and Decree 1524 of 2004), a campaign that seeks to prevent, block, combat, and report the exploitation, hosting, use, advertising, and dissemination of images, texts, documents, audiovisual files, and any other misuse of the media. Law 679, issued pursuant to Article 44 of the Constitution, seeks to establish preventive measures and sanctions for those who exploit and/or sexually abuse minors, thus helping them achieve a comprehensive and healthy development. If you wish to view the full text of Law 679, please visit this link: https://icbf.gov.co/ Reports related to child pornography sites and content and websites offering sexual services to children can be filed at the following websites:

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

Child Dignity Telephone 01800 09 12667 http://www.mintic.gov.co/

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE

Telephone 01 800 0912280 www.fiscalia.gov.co email: contacto@fiscalia.gov.co

CENTRAL DIRECTORATE OF JUDICIAL POLICE – DIJIN

Computer Crimes Investigative Group Telephones: PBX: 426 6900 Ext. 6301, 6302 Direct: 426 6300 e-mail: adelinfo@dijin.policia.gov.co

COLOMBIAN INSTITUTE OF FAMILY WELFARE

Telephones: 01 8000 918080 or (1) 660 5520, (1) 660 5530, (1) 660 5540 www.bienestarfamiliar.gov.co Additionally, at the following address you will find filtering mechanisms that can be installed on your equipment: https://www.netnanny.com/

NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY STATEMENT:

AXESS NETWORKS SOLUTIONS COLOMBIA SAS employees are responsible for complying with the equal working conditions established in this policy.

AXESS NETWORKS SOLUTIONS COLOMBIA SAS is committed to offering all its employees, suppliers, clients, and anyone who requests it:

Actions to prevent and eliminate all acts of discrimination.

Fair and equitable treatment to all clients who require the services of AXESS NETWORKS SOLUTIONS COLOMBIA SAS, regardless of their physical condition, race, religion, cultural ideology, or any other distinguishing factor.
Respect for diversity and individuality.
Equal opportunities.
The dissemination of a plural and tolerant culture.
The absolute rejection of all acts of violence.
The elimination of all practices that violate human dignity.
The promotion of gender equality and labor equity.
Respect for the right to free expression of ideas, without prejudice to the rights of others.
Respectful and inclusive coexistence.

At AXESS NETWORKS SOLUTIONS COLOMBIA SAS, we promote a culture of non-discrimination against anyone in hiring, job promotions, and employment conditions, based on:

Sex
Race
Skin color
Age
Origin
Nationality
Religion
Disability
Marital status
Sexual orientation
Gender identity
Pregnancy
Political beliefs
Physical appearance
Or any other factor that prevents equality among individuals, whether employees, clients, and/or suppliers.

INTERNET SECURITY RECOMMENDATIONS:

Use secure passwords composed of combinations of symbols, uppercase, and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols, as well as updating them every 30 days or less, to ensure that your password is always difficult for attackers to decipher.

Installing a Digital Certificate on your website helps guarantee its identity and legality. Make sure the page you are visiting is highlighted in green in your browser's address bar.

When accessing your financial institution's website, make sure the address is exactly the one you want to visit and not from an email or a previously saved link. Sometimes a variation in a letter or symbol can make the difference between a secure site and one controlled by an attacker.

Installing and keeping an updated antivirus on your device limits vulnerabilities to attackers and unauthorized access.

Before downloading an attachment, make sure the account from which the message is sent is trustworthy. Be wary of messages requesting a password change without having requested it, messages that claim you're a winner among thousands of users, and messages containing spam advertising information.

Keep your device's operating system updated. This closes security vulnerabilities known to manufacturers, which can be exploited by attackers.

Only accept known contacts in both instant messaging clients and social media. This way, you avoid accessing profiles created by attackers to communicate with victims and exposing them to various threats such as malware, phishing, cyberbullying, and others.

Public Wi-Fi is excellent for quick connections, but using it for important tasks can compromise your device's security, as the radio Signals they emit can be captured by hackers, thus compromising the security of any device.

To learn more about Windows Security Center, click the following link:

https://support.microsoft.com/es-co/products/secur...

For more information, visit:

https://www.microsoft.com/es-es/security/

https://www.checkpoint.com/

https://latam.kaspersky.com/

https://www.nsslabs.com/