BARE Cybersecurity

Last updated: 23 December 2024

This is the cookie policy of BARE Consulting bv (“BARE”, "we," "us" or "our"), a company having its address at Schrijnwerkerlaan 27, Hoogland (The Netherlands). BARE is registered in the Chamber of Commerce Trade registry with the number 90801628. This cookie policy explains how we use cookies and share and protect your data about our website: https://www.bare-cybersecurity.com (the "Service"). We use the cookies to collect your data in a manner that complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), the Dutch telecommunication law, and all other relevant laws currently in effect.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, tablet, or mobile phone when you use the Service. Cookies cannot harm your computer, tablet, or mobile phone. Cookies are needed to provide you with a smooth functioning Service. We use three types of cookies: functional, analytical, and tracking. However, we will only use the tracking cookies with your consent. When you do not consent to using tracking cookies, the service will work less smoothly than tracking cookies.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies are cookies that are essential for the functioning of the Service. Without these cookies, the Service is unable to function correctly. This means that these cookies cannot be turned off. There is a difference between session functional cookies and permanent functional cookies. The session cookies are deleted after you have left the Service. The permanent cookies are saved to prevent you from having to perform the same action all over again. An example of using permanent cookies is purchases you have saved in your cart on a shopping website. We do not share the information obtained with these cookies with third parties.

Analytical cookies

Analytical cookies are needed for the Service to function properly. Thanks to analytical cookies, we know what people search for on the Service, how long it takes before a page loads, and what buttons people press when visiting the Service. Some analytical cookies may be placed without your consent, and others are only placed when we have your consent.

We use the following analytical cookies:

Google Analytics: We use Google Analytics for our analytical services. Google Analytics places a permanent cookie to identify your browser. By doing this, your data are shared with Google. We only share data with Google that we are allowed to share with Google according to the GDPR. We use this information combined with other data from other users. Due to this, we are unable to identify you as an individual. We have not given Google permission to share your data with third parties. However, Google can be legally obliged to share your data with third parties. The information obtained by Google is anonymized as much as possible. The information is transported and saved on servers in the United States. Google complies with privacy principles and is a member of the Privacy Program of the American Ministry of Commerce. This means there is appropriate protection for processing your personal data.

Tracking cookies: Tracking cookies is essential to allow the website to run smoothly for you. Tracking cookies enables us to adapt the content to your interests and preferences. We will not trace your name or email address with our tracking cookies.

Turning tracking cookies on and off

We only place tracking cookies with your consent. If you have given your permission, you can always withdraw your consent at the exact location where you gave it. We want to point out that the Service will run less smoothly with the tracking cookies turned off. After you have withdrawn your consent, we will delete all data obtained with our tracking cookies. When you give us your consent again, we will reposition the tracking cookies.

Social media cookies

Our page contains buttons from social media, such as Facebook and Twitter. These buttons come with a code that these networks themselves have made. These codes put cookies on the Service. We cannot influence this process. Please read the respective social network’s privacy policy to see how these companies treat your (personal) data, and please beware that these policies are open to change. The information obtained by these social networks is anonymized as much as possible. Companies such as LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ comply with the Privacy Shield Principles and are members of the Privacy Shield program from the American Ministry of Commerce. This means there is an appropriate level of protection as described in the GDPR.

Right of access, right of rectification, right to object, and right to data portability

If you would like to have access to your data, if you would like to change or delete your data or if you would like to transfer your data or have your data transferred to a third party, then don't hesitate to get in touch with BARE by sending an email to BARE or by sending a letter to:

BARE Consulting bv Schrijnwerkerlaan 273828 XB Hoogland (The Netherlands)

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