Cookie Policy
Cookie Policy
Effective date: February 15, 2026
Provider: Traditional Knowledge Inc. (“TKI”, “we”, “us”) This Cookie Policy explains how we use cookies and similar technologies when you visit or use Protektant. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. 1) Quick summary1.1 We use strictly necessary cookies to operate the Service, keep you signed in, prevent fraud, and protect the platform. 1.2 Optional cookies (for example, analytics) are used only if enabled and, where required, only with your consent. 1.3 You can manage cookie preferences through our cookie banner (where available) and through your browser settings. 2) What cookies and similar technologies are2.1 Cookies are small text files stored on your device by your browser when you visit a website. 2.2 Similar technologies include:
In this policy, “cookies” includes these technologies unless otherwise stated. 3) Why we use cookiesWe use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes: 3.1 Strictly necessary operations
3.2 Preferences and functionality (where enabled)
3.3 Security and fraud prevention
3.4 Analytics and performance (optional)If enabled, we may use analytics to understand how the Service is used and to improve performance, reliability, and user experience. Where required by law, we will request your consent before setting analytics cookies. 3.5 AdvertisingProtektant does not need targeted advertising cookies to operate. If we introduce advertising or marketing cookies in the future, we will update this policy and, where required, request your consent before using them. 4) Cookie categories we use4.1 Strictly necessary cookiesThese cookies are required for the Service to function and cannot be switched off in our systems. You can block them in your browser, but parts of the Service will not work. Typical examples include:
4.2 Functional and preference cookiesThese cookies allow us to remember choices you make and provide enhanced functionality. If you disable these cookies, some features may not work as intended. Typical examples include:
4.3 Security and fraud prevention cookiesThese cookies support platform security, fraud prevention, and abuse detection. Typical examples include:
4.4 Analytics cookies (optional)These cookies help us measure and improve performance and understand feature usage. Where required, they are set only after consent. 5) Cookies and identifiers you may seeCookie names can vary by environment and configuration. The list below describes common cookie types you may encounter on Protektant. 5.1 First-party cookies set by Protektant(a) Session cookie (example: “JSESSIONID”) Purpose: maintain a secure session during your visit. Typical duration: session (expires when you close your browser) or a short configured period. (b) CSRF or request integrity cookie (name varies by framework) Purpose: protect against cross-site request forgery and ensure request integrity. Typical duration: session or short configured period. (c) Cookie preference cookie (name varies) Purpose: remember your cookie choices. Typical duration: typically months, depending on configuration. (d) Essential UI preference cookies (names vary) Purpose: remember non-sensitive preferences such as language or basic UI choices. Typical duration: varies. 5.2 Pre-login notice cookie (UX-only)We may set a short-lived cookie to remember that you viewed a pre-login notices page before being redirected to our identity provider. Purpose: user experience only. Important: this cookie is not evidence of acceptance of any agreement. Binding acceptance is captured separately through the onboarding and acceptance workflow. 5.3 Cookies set by our identity provider (single sign-on)If you sign in using our identity provider (for example, hosted under a related Protektant domain), authentication and session cookies may be set by that system to complete sign-in and maintain the login session. Purpose: authentication, session continuity, and account security. Typical duration: session or configured short duration. 5.4 Cookies set by third-party services we useSome service providers may set cookies or similar identifiers to provide their services. Examples may include:
These third parties act under their own policies, and we require appropriate contractual protections where applicable. 6) How you can control cookies6.1 Cookie banner and preference center (if available)Where provided, you can:
Strictly necessary cookies are always active because they are required to operate the Service. 6.2 Browser controlsYou can control cookies through your browser settings, including:
Browser settings vary by browser and device. If you block strictly necessary cookies, the Service may not function correctly. 6.3 Mobile app controlsIf you use the mobile application, some identifiers may be stored within the app environment. You can typically control tracking permissions through your device settings. Some functionality may require essential identifiers to operate. 7) Do Not Track and similar signalsSome browsers send “Do Not Track” signals. There is no uniform industry standard for responding to these signals. Where required by law, we will honor applicable opt-out mechanisms. You can also manage optional cookies through our preference controls where available. 8) International users8.1 CanadaWe operate from Canada and apply Canadian privacy requirements, including meaningful consent principles where applicable. 8.2 Other jurisdictions (including the EU/UK)If you are in a jurisdiction that requires opt-in consent for non-essential cookies, we will request consent before placing those cookies. Strictly necessary cookies remain active to deliver the Service. 9) Changes to this Cookie PolicyWe may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how we operate the Service. When we make material changes, we will provide notice in-product and or by other appropriate means. The “Last updated” date at the top reflects the latest version. 10) Contact us
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