Cookie policy

This page explains what cookies are, which ones we use, and how you can accept or reject optional cookies.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They can be essential for basic functions or used to understand how the site is used.

How we use cookies

We use essential cookies (or local storage) to remember your cookie preference so the banner does not reappear every visit. Optional analytics cookies, if enabled after Accept, help us understand aggregate traffic. Rejecting optional cookies does not block consultations, forms, or reading the site.

Cookies table

Name Purpose Duration Provider
securenetinfra_cookie_consent Stores whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies Until cleared (localStorage) SecureNetInfra (first party)
_ga (if analytics enabled) Distinguishes visitors for aggregate statistics Up to 2 years Google Analytics (third party), only after Accept
_gid (if analytics enabled) Distinguishes visitors for 24-hour statistics 24 hours Google Analytics (third party), only after Accept

Managing or disabling cookies

Use Accept or Reject on the banner when it appears. You can clear site data in your browser settings at any time, which removes the stored preference and may show the banner again. Browser controls also let you block third-party cookies entirely.

Third-party cookies

Analytics providers may set their own cookies if you accept. We do not load those scripts when you reject. External images loaded from public image hosts may allow those hosts to see request metadata; they are not used for consent-based analytics on our side.

Impact of disabling

Disabling essential preference storage may cause the cookie banner to appear more often. Disabling analytics only reduces our aggregate visit statistics; site features continue to work.

More privacy detail

For personal data handling beyond cookies, read our privacy policy.