Privacy and Data Handling Policy

We collect only limited personal information required for the website to function properly. Data may be received through actions you take on the site, standard tracking technologies, and third-party measurement tools. This can include technical details (such as IP address and device data) as well as usage metrics (for example, pages visited and time spent).

Data shared during visits is protected with widely used encryption methods, and stored information is restricted through access controls. Routine security checks help us keep protections aligned with current standards.

Information is used for practical purposes: improving site usability, reviewing performance indicators, supporting security measures against unauthorized access, and meeting relevant legal duties related to record keeping.

We do not sell personal information to third parties. Combined and anonymised statistics may be used for research or general analysis, but they are not intended to identify individual users.

We use essential cookies that support basic functionality and analytics cookies that help track overall performance. Essential cookies assist with navigation and secure areas, while analytics cookies provide insight into general usage patterns.

You can manage cookie settings through your browser controls. Keep in mind that turning off some cookies may reduce certain functions or affect how the site behaves.

We use multiple safeguards, including SSL/TLS protection for data in transit, periodic vulnerability reviews, controlled access to stored information, and monitoring intended to detect unusual activity. Information is stored in secure environments that include redundancy measures.

Ongoing testing and response procedures help ensure potential security issues are identified and addressed without unnecessary delay.

We keep personal information only for as long as needed to meet the purposes described or to satisfy applicable legal requirements. Periodic reviews help identify data that can be removed according to defined retention rules.