Cookie Policy
This document sets out how South West Cyber Resilience Centre ltd uses cookies.
This Cookie Policy should be read in conjunction with our Privacy Policy and our Website Terms and Conditions.
A cookie is a small data file which is stored on your device when you use our Website (first party cookies). Cookies may also be stored on your device when you visit other sites (third party cookies).
Cookies enable us to operate and improve our Website, and provide you with a better and more personalised service.
We use different types of cookies: strictly necessary cookies; functional cookies; analytical cookies; and, marketing cookies]. When we use cookies other than strictly necessary cookies, we will seek your consent. You can accept or reject cookies (other than strictly necessary cookies), including the collection of data associated with the cookies, and change your mind at any time by accessing the cookie settings on our cookie banner or by changing the cookie settings on your web browser. You may need to refresh your browser for the changes to take effect.
We use the following cookies:
Cookie Name / Cookie Type / Cookie Description / Cookie Duration
sySession / Analytics / Identifies unique visitors and tracks visitors' session on the website. / 2 years
XSRF-TOKEN / Necessary / Used for security purposes. / Session
hs / Necessary / Used for security purposes. / Session
ssr-caching / Necessary / Indicates how a site was rendered. / Session
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If you have any questions or concerns about how we use cookies on our websites, you can contact us at enquiries@swcrc.co.uk .
South West Cyber Resilience Centre Ltd Cookie Policy
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