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Cookie Policy

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This policy explains how blackfox-security.com uses cookies and similar technologies, and how you control them.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files a website stores on your device. Local storage is a similar store in your browser that a site can read but that is not sent with every request.

Categories

Necessary

Needed for the site to work and to remember the choices you make on it. Always on.

Analytics

Measure how the site is used so we can improve it. Only with your consent.

Marketing

Measure our advertising campaigns and show our ads on other platforms. Only with your separate consent.

Cookies and storage the site uses

Necessary entries are always set; analytics and marketing entries only after you consent to that category, and only where that tool is enabled on the site.

NamePurposeProviderDuration
cookieConsent (local storage)Necessary: stores your cookie choice; not sent to usBlack Fox Security (this site)Until you change it or clear browser data
bfx-theme, bfx-a11y (local storage)Necessary: remembers your colour theme and reading preferences; not sent to usBlack Fox Security (this site)Until you change it or clear browser data
bfx-attribution (session storage)Necessary: remembers how you arrived, sent only with a contact requestBlack Fox Security (this site)Until you close the tab
_GRECAPTCHASpam protection (legitimate interest): set only once you start the form, where reCAPTCHA is enabledGoogle Ireland Limited6 months
_ga, _ga_<ID>Analytics: Google Analytics, distinguishes visitors and sessionsGoogle Ireland Limited2 years
_clck, _clsk, CLID, MUIDAnalytics: Microsoft Clarity, links page views of one visitor and one sessionMicrosoft Ireland Operations Limited1 day to 1 year
li_sugr, bcookie, lidc, UserMatchHistory, AnalyticsSyncHistory, li_gcMarketing: LinkedIn Insight Tag, measures campaigns and matches visitors for LinkedIn adsLinkedIn Ireland Unlimited Company1 day to 1 year

Your choices

On your first visit the banner asks, separately, whether you accept analytics and whether you accept marketing. Both are off until you turn them on, and accepting one does not accept the other. If you accept neither, none of these third-party scripts is requested by your browser at all.

Your choice is stored in your browser and applied on later visits. Use the Cookie settings button in the footer of every page to change it, or clear your browser storage for this site to be asked again.

Error monitoring

Our own error monitoring is not part of these choices: it sets no cookie, reads nothing from your device and carries no identifier. The privacy policy describes it.

Managing cookies in your browser

You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking necessary storage may stop the site from remembering your choices.

Changes to this policy

We update this policy when the site's use of cookies changes. The date at the top shows the last change.

Operator

Company
The Origami Corporation Ltd.
E-mail
contact@blackfox-security.com

Contact

Questions about this document go to contact@blackfox-security.com

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§ A

Reading preferences

Adjust how this site looks and reads. Your choices apply at once and are kept on this device only.

Specimen

Good engineering is shown, not claimed. Read this line to judge your settings.

§ A.1Text

Text size
Line height
Letter and word spacing
TypefaceAtkinson Hyperlegible was designed for low vision; OpenDyslexic for some readers with dyslexia.
Align text leftRemoves justified text and hyphenation.

§ A.2Reading aids

Reading aidFollows your pointer to help you keep your place.
Highlight links
Highlight headings
Stronger focus outlineFor keyboard navigation.

§ A.3Colour and contrast

Contrast
Colour saturation
Hide decorative patternsRemoves the engraved line patterns behind content.

§ A.4Motion and pointer

Stop animationsAnimations are already reduced when your system asks for it.
Large pointer