Checkmarx.com Cookie Policy

Introduction

When you access or use our website, we and our authorised third parties may use cookies, web beacons, pixels, scripts, tags and other similar technologies (collectively, “Technologies”). These Technologies may collect information about your device, browsing activity and interactions with the website for purposes including operating and securing the website, improving functionality and performance, conducting analytics, remembering preferences and, where permitted, personalizing content or communications.

We may also use information collected through these Technologies to generate aggregated statistical insights, administer and improve the website, and support our interactions with users, customers and partners. Certain third parties may collect information through Technologies made available on our website in accordance with their own privacy practices.

When you first visit our website, you may be presented with a cookie banner or similar consent mechanism that provides information about the Technologies we use and allows you to accept, reject or manage your preferences for non-essential Technologies. Where consent is required by applicable law, the relevant Technologies will not be used unless and until you have provided that consent. You may review, change or withdraw your choices at any time through our Cookie Settings.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files (composed only of letters and numbers) that a web server places on your computer or mobile device when you visit a webpage. When used, the cookie can help make our website more user-friendly, for example by remembering your language preferences and settings. You can find more information about cookies at www.allaboutcookies.org.

Cookies are widely used to make websites work in an efficient way. The use of cookies allows you to navigate between pages efficiently. Cookies remember your preferences, and make the interaction between you and the website smoother and more efficient.

Storing Technologies

We store Technologies when you visit or access our website; these are called “First Party Technologies.” In addition, Technologies are stored by other third parties (for example our analytics service providers, business partners and advertisers) who run content on our website; these are called “Third Party Technologies.” Both types of Technologies may be stored either for the duration of your visit on our website or for repeat visits.

What types of Technologies do we use?

There are five main types of Technologies:

Strictly Necessary Technologies

These Technologies are essential to enable you to log in, navigate around and use the features of our website, or to provide a service requested by you (such as your username). We do not need to obtain your consent in order to use these Technologies. These Technologies may also be used for security and integrity reasons, for example to detect violation of our policies and for support or security features.

Functionality Technologies

These Technologies allow our website to remember choices you make (such as your language) and provide enhanced and personalized features. For example, these Technologies are used for authentication (to remember when you are logged-in) and to support other features of our website.

Performance Technologies

These Technologies collect information about your online activity (for example the duration of your visit on our website), including behavioral data and content engagement metrics. These Technologies are used for analytics, research and to perform statistical analysis based on aggregated information.

Marketing or Advertising Technologies

These Technologies are used to deliver tailored offers and advertisements to you, based on your derived interests, as well as to perform email marketing campaigns. They can also be used to limit the number of times you see an advertisement, as well as measure the effectiveness of an advertising campaign. They are usually placed by our advertisers (for example advertising networks) and provide them with insights about the people who see and interact with their ads, visit their websites or use their applications.

Social Media Technologies

Our website may use third-party social media and content technologies, including sharing tools, embedded videos, and social sign-in services such as LinkedIn, X, YouTube, and Google. These technologies may process information such as your IP address, device information, and website interactions. Where required, we obtain your consent before activating non-essential technologies. You can manage or withdraw your consent at any time through our Cookie Settings. Third-party processing is governed by the respective provider’s privacy policy.

Our Privacy Policy outlines our data handling practices concerning any Personal Data or Information collected, stored, or processed through our first-party cookies, along with the legal basis governing such processing activities.

How to manage your cookie settings

You may review, manage or withdraw your choices relating to non-essential cookies and similar tracking technologies at any time through our Cookie Settings. The tool allows you to update your preferences by category and, where applicable, by specific purpose or provider.

You can change your choices at any time without affecting the lawfulness of any processing carried out before the change. Where consent is required, withdrawing or changing your consent will prevent the relevant non-essential cookies or tracking technologies from being used going forward.

Most web browsers also allow you to control or restrict cookies through their settings, including by blocking or deleting cookies or limiting third-party cookies. Browser settings generally apply only to the browser and device on which they are configured.

Please note that disabling certain cookies or similar technologies may affect the availability or functionality of some website features. Cookies and technologies that are strictly necessary for the operation, security or delivery of the website may continue to be used where permitted by applicable law.

Controlling Browser Cookie Settings

Information on how to manage and control cookies is typically available within the “Help,” “Settings,” or “Privacy” sections of your web browser. Most modern browsers provide functionality to view, manage, delete, or block cookies, as well as to configure preferences for first-party and third-party cookies.

Guidance for commonly used browsers can be accessed through their respective support pages, including:

Please note that cookie preferences are generally browser-and device-specific. For other browsers or updated instructions, you should refer to the official documentation or support resources provided by the respective browser developer.

Turning off third party cookies

You may disable certain third-party targeting or advertising cookies by accessing the relevant preference management tools or opt-out mechanisms made available by the respective third-party providers, including through the Network Advertising Initiative.

Other helpful resources

To learn more about advertisers’ use of cookies, the following links may be helpful:

Contact information

For any questions, comments, or requests relating to this Cookie Policy, please contact us at [email protected].

Updated: September 2026