Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies,such as pixels, tags, local storage, and SDKs, perform comparable functions. We use them to keep the site secure, remember your preferences, and understand how the site is used so we can improve it. Some are set by us (first-party) and some by the providers that help us run and measure the site (third-party).

• Strictly necessary: required for the site to function and to keep it secure, including session integrity and fraud prevention. These cannot be switched off.
• Analytics: help us understand aggregate usage and improve performance. These are optional.
• Session replay: records how a page was used — clicks, scrolling, mouse movement and the content displayed — so we can see where the site is confusing or broken. This is about your individual visit rather than an aggregate total, and it is optional.
• Business analytics: identifies the organisation a visit appears to come from, so we know which companies are interested in us. It does not identify you personally, and it is optional, on the same choice as the categories above.
• Preferences: remember choices such as theme or region so the experience is consistent.

• Google Analytics 4 (Google) — page views and aggregate usage. Cookies _ga and _ga_*, up to 2 years. Optional.
• Microsoft Clarity (Microsoft) — session replay and heatmaps, as described above. Cookies _clck (1 year) and _clsk (1 day), plus a Microsoft ID sync with c.bing.com. Form fields are masked, so what you type into our forms is not recorded. Optional.
• Apollo (Apollo.io) — company-level visitor identification, stored in your browser’s local storage as apolloAnonId. Optional.
• Google reCAPTCHA (Google) — loads on pages with a form to check submissions for spam and abuse. Strictly necessary for the forms to work.
• Google Tag Manager (Google) — the container that loads the tags above. It sets no cookies of its own.

Each provider handles the data it collects under its own privacy terms. Declining means the optional tags are never loaded, not merely that they run quietly.

As a security company, we take a restrained approach to tracking. We do not use cookies to build advertising profiles or sell personal data, and we limit third-party tags to what is necessary to run and measure the site. We run no advertising cookies at all.

Wherever you are, the optional tags stay off until you accept them in the cookie banner shown on your first visit. If you decline or ignore the banner, they are never loaded.

You can change your choice at any time through Cookie settings, linked in the footer of every page. Choosing Decline stops all three optional tags; any already running stop when the page reloads. You can also clear or block cookies in your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent parts of the site, such as the forms, from working.

We may update this policy as our practices evolve; material changes will be posted here. Questions can be sent to privacy@fortanixor.com. For more on how we handle personal data, see our Privacy Policy.