1. Current use
SecuTest does not deploy advertising cookies, cross-site behavioural-tracking cookies or a dedicated analytics cookie.
SecuTest runs first-party product analytics to measure page categories, acquisition-channel categories and a small allowlist of product actions. The analytics script does not create or read a dedicated analytics identifier in cookies, local storage or session storage. Public analytics events are stateless. Authenticated analytics relies on the existing strictly necessary application session only so the server can attach a one-way hashed workspace reference.
The service may separately use cookies or browser storage where necessary for authentication, checkout, application state and security-related workflows.
2. Necessary technologies
Necessary browser and service technologies may be used to support security, authentication, load handling, checkout, billing and user-interface state. These functions are required to provide or protect the service and are not used for behavioural advertising.
3. Third-party services
Stripe may use its own cookies or similar technologies on Stripe-hosted checkout pages for payment, fraud prevention and security. Formspree may use anti-spam or abuse-prevention technologies when processing the contact form. Public marketing and legal pages load the Instrument Sans web font through Bunny Fonts; that request is for font delivery, not behavioural analytics. The SecuTest Privacy Policy describes these providers and their role in our service.
4. First-party product analytics
The current product analytics implementation is hosted by SecuTest. It does not send product events to a third-party analytics provider and does not record raw referrer URLs, email addresses, prospect domains, IP addresses, query strings, browser user-agent strings or form contents in the analytics store.
If SecuTest later introduces browser identifiers, advertising technology, cross-site tracking or other non-essential storage, this policy will be updated and consent will be requested where applicable law requires it before those technologies are used.
5. Browser controls
You can use your browser settings to view, block or delete cookies and site data. Blocking technologies that are strictly necessary for checkout, authentication or application access may prevent those functions from working correctly.
6. Changes and contact
The effective date and version identify the current policy. Questions may be submitted through the contact form.