Cookie Policy

What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small text files that websites place on a browser or device. We may also use similar technologies such as pixels, tags, SDKs, local storage, and session identifiers. For convenience, this policy refers to all of these technologies as “cookies.” These technologies can help us operate the website, maintain security, remember settings, understand performance, and, where permitted, support analytics or marketing measurement.

How we use these technologies

Borealis uses strictly necessary cookies or similar technologies to support security, fraud prevention, network management, consent-state storage, and core request-flow functionality. We may use optional analytics technologies to understand traffic, performance, and content usefulness. We may use optional marketing or attribution technologies to measure which channels drive interest or requests and to improve outreach efficiency, subject to your choices and applicable law.

Categories of cookies

• Strictly necessary. These support security, session state, consent-state storage, accessibility, and core form or scheduling functionality. They remain enabled because the site cannot operate properly without them.
• Analytics / performance. These help us understand how visitors interact with the site and may include tools such as Google Analytics 4 or Microsoft Clarity where enabled.
• Functional / preference. These remember preferences such as consent state or display choices.
• Marketing / attribution. These may be used for campaign measurement, company-level visitor identification, or related B2B attribution where enabled and allowed by your settings.

First-party and third-party technologies

Some cookies are set directly by Borealis. Others may be set by service providers or third parties that help us host, secure, analyze, or operate the site. Depending on the live configuration, current or representative providers may include analytics tools (for example, Google Analytics 4 or Microsoft Clarity), attribution or marketing tools (for example, Reb2B), and security or infrastructure providers that support network integrity or site delivery. The current consent manager, privacy-choices page, and live tag inventory should reflect the active configuration.

Managing your choices

Optional analytics and marketing technologies should remain off until you affirmatively enable them through the cookie banner or related controls. You can revisit your choices using the “Cookie Preferences” link or equivalent controls made available on the site. Blocking or disabling certain technologies may affect saved preferences, scheduling flows, or certain convenience features, but the site should continue to function without optional analytics or marketing technologies.

Global Privacy Control and browser settings

Borealis honors supported Global Privacy Control signals by keeping optional analytics and marketing technologies off on the Borealis marketing site and related request flows. Legacy “Do Not Track” signals are not treated as the controlling opt-out mechanism because they are not a standardized consent or opt-out signal. You may also manage cookies through your browser settings.

Relationship to privacy rights

Depending on the live configuration and applicable law, certain optional analytics or marketing technologies may involve disclosures that are treated as sale, sharing, or targeted advertising under some state privacy laws. For more information about those choices, see our Privacy Policy and Privacy Choices page.

Changes to this policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices, vendors, technologies, or legal requirements. When we do, we will update the last-updated date and publish the revised policy.

Contact

Questions about cookies, consent choices, or this policy may be sent to privacy@borealissecurity.com or by mail to Borealis Security, Inc., Attn: Privacy Officer, 3300 Arctic Blvd, Suite 201 PMB 1085, Anchorage, AK 99503.