Cybereinforce Threat Enforcement

What This Cookie Policy Covers

This Cookie Policy explains how Cybereinforce uses cookies, local storage, similar browser technologies, and third-party services on its public website, customer portal, and related web properties.

Because Cybereinforce operates security and login-protected services, some technically necessary storage items are used to keep sessions secure, maintain authentication, and remember privacy choices.

Types of Technologies We May Use

Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies or storage mechanisms are required for the website and portal to function correctly. They may be used for login sessions, security validation, fraud prevention, load distribution, or storing the fact that a user has already made a cookie choice.

• Authentication session cookies used by the hosting and identity stack
• Security-related request validation and session protection
• Cookie-consent status storage so the banner does not reappear after a valid choice
• Basic operational storage required to deliver protected customer pages

Strictly necessary cookies do not require prior consent where applicable law allows their use because they are essential to provide the website or the service explicitly requested by the user.

Analytics and Measurement

Cybereinforce may use analytics tools, including tools such as Google Analytics, to understand which pages are visited, how visitors navigate the site, which devices are commonly used, and how the public website can be improved.

• Analytics scripts are intended to run only after a visitor has granted analytics consent.
• Analytics data may include IP-derived location approximations, browser type, operating system, pages visited, time on page, and referral source.
• Cybereinforce may configure analytics features to reduce identifiable data where appropriate.

Third-Party Services and Sharing

Cybereinforce may use Microsoft Azure and related cloud services to host websites, authenticate users, deliver application pages, or operate APIs. In addition, analytics or monitoring providers may process technical information if the relevant cookie category has been accepted.

Third-party providers may process technical metadata such as IP address, browser, device type, page views, timestamps, referring URL, and cookie identifiers according to their own service role and applicable agreements.

Cookie Duration and Retention

How Users Can Manage Cookies

• Use the cookie banner shown on first visit to accept or reject optional cookies.
• Reopen cookie settings through a footer link or privacy settings control added to the website.
• Delete cookies directly in the browser settings.
• Block or restrict third-party cookies in the browser where supported.

Please note that blocking necessary cookies may impair login functions, account security, or general website operation.

Self-Made Cookie Consent Banner

Cybereinforce should display its own cookie consent layer on first visit. The banner should distinguish between:

• Necessary cookies — always active
• Preferences — optional
• Analytics — optional and disabled until accepted

A ready-to-use self-made banner script has been created separately as cookie-consent.js.

Changes to This Policy

Cybereinforce may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, site structure, or third-party services used.