Last updated: 2 September 2026
1. What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file stored in your browser when you visit a website. Cookies may be used to make a site work, to remember preferences, or to analyse visitor behaviour.
2. Cookies this site does not use
For the sake of transparency, we start with what we do not use. On www.ongsec.com:
- No advertising or retargeting cookies are used.
- No social media tracking pixels are used.
- No cross-site tracking technology is used.
- No external font service is used; all fonts are served from our own server.
- No profiling is carried out for personalisation.
3. Cookies in use
Strictly necessary cookies
Required for core site functionality; they cannot be switched off and do not require consent.
- Session and security: technical values held only for the duration of the browser session, used to validate form submissions and prevent abuse.
Preference cookies
- Language preference: your Turkish/English choice may be stored in your browser. It contains no personal data.
4. Analytics cookies
As at the date this page was published, no analytics cookies are in use. If a measurement tool is introduced in future for visitor statistics:
- This policy will be updated and the tool used will be named explicitly,
- Analytics cookies will run only with your explicit consent and will not load before consent is given,
- IP addresses will be anonymised wherever possible.
5. Managing cookies
You can delete or block cookies from your browser settings. If strictly necessary cookies are blocked, some functions such as form submission may not work.
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
- Safari: Settings → Privacy
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions
6. Related documents
For detailed information on the processing of personal data see the Personal Data Notice; for our general privacy principles see the Privacy Policy.
This text has been drafted on the basis of ONGSEC’s actual data processing activities. Before publication it should be reviewed by your legal counsel and completed with the company’s registered trade name, MERSİS number and VERBİS registration details. In the event of any discrepancy, the Turkish version prevails.