Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy describes how TMG Security uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit or interact with our websites and digital platforms.

Cookies help websites remember preferences, understand usage patterns, maintain functionality and improve the overall experience for visitors.

It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.

Cookies are small text files stored on your browser or device when you visit a website. They allow a website to recognise a browser or device and remember certain information between pages or visits.

Similar technologies may also be used, including:

• pixels
• tags
• local storage
• analytics technologies
• similar tracking technologies

Where this policy refers to “cookies”, it means cookies and these similar technologies together.

TMG Security may use cookies and similar technologies to:

• operate the website
• maintain essential functionality
• remember preferences
• understand website usage
• measure performance
• improve website content
• analyze visitor behavior
• improve security
• troubleshoot technical issues
• understand marketing performance where applicable

We use only what is reasonably necessary for these purposes.

The technologies used on this website fall into the following categories.

TMG Security uses Google Analytics to understand how visitors interact with our website.

Google Analytics may collect information such as:

• pages visited
• approximate geographic information
• device information
• browser information
• referral information
• interaction and engagement data
• technical information
• session information

This information helps us understand website performance, popular pages, visitor behavior, technical issues, content effectiveness and overall website usage.

Google Analytics is a third-party analytics service. Information collected through analytics technologies may be processed by Google in accordance with Google's applicable policies and terms.

For details of how Google processes analytics data, please review Google's own privacy documentation. TMG Security does not control Google's independent processing practices or settings beyond the configuration options available within our own Analytics property.

Cookies generally fall into two groups by lifetime:

• Session cookies — deleted when the browser session ends.
• Persistent cookies — remain on the device for a defined period, or until you delete them manually.

Actual duration varies depending on the technology and service involved. We do not list fixed expiry periods in this policy, because those values are set by the underlying technologies and can change independently of this document.

TMG Security may use third-party technologies or services that place or access cookies or similar technologies. Examples may include:

• analytics platforms
• embedded content
• security services
• performance monitoring
• external website integrations

Third-party services have their own privacy policies and cookie practices. TMG Security does not control the independent cookie practices of third parties.

Most modern browsers let you:

• block cookies
• delete cookies
• restrict cookies
• receive cookie notifications
• manage site-specific cookie permissions

Settings and wording vary between browsers. You can manage cookie settings in the privacy or security section of browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Microsoft Edge.

Where TMG Security displays a cookie banner or preference interface, you may be able to accept cookies, reject non-essential cookies, or manage your cookie preferences.

The choices available to you may vary depending on your location, applicable law and the configuration of the particular website you are visiting.

Cookie processing may be governed by privacy and data protection laws that depend on your location.

Where consent is required, TMG Security may request consent before placing certain non-essential cookies. Where permitted by law, certain cookies may be used on the basis of legitimate operational purposes such as security, functionality or service delivery.

Your rights in relation to personal information are described in our Privacy Policy.

Some browsers provide “Do Not Track” or similar privacy signals. The behaviour of these signals varies between browsers and technologies, and there is no single technical standard governing how every website must respond to them.

TMG Security handles applicable privacy signals in accordance with its technical implementation and applicable law.

TMG Security takes reasonable measures to protect information associated with its websites and digital services.

No internet-based system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Cookie and analytics data should not be used to collect passwords, payment credentials or other highly sensitive information unnecessarily, and we do not configure our analytics to do so.

In practice, the value of analytics cookies is a short feedback loop: what visitors actually do informs what we fix and what we write next.

No step in this loop requires knowing who you are. The purpose is to understand how the website performs, not to identify individual visitors.

TMG Security may update this Cookie Policy periodically to reflect:

• changes to website functionality
• changes to analytics tools
• changes to technologies
• changes to privacy requirements
• changes in business practices

The “Last Updated” date will be revised when material changes are made.

For questions regarding this Cookie Policy or TMG Security's use of cookies and similar technologies, contact:

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