Who operates this website
First Notification Limited is the legal entity operating the Digital Forensics brand and this website. References to “Digital Forensics”, “we”, “us” and “our” in this policy refer to First Notification Limited unless the context requires otherwise.
Contact: info@digital-forensics.co.uk
Office: 5-7 Newman Road, Bromley, BR1 1RJ, United Kingdom.
What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by a website in your browser. Websites can also use related browser-storage technologies for similar purposes. They can support essential site functions, remember choices or help measure how a website is used.
Some technologies are necessary for a service requested by the visitor. Others, including analytics technologies, are optional and are used on this site only where the required consent has been given.
The categories we use
Necessary
Required to operate the website or remember your cookie preference. These cannot be switched off through our consent panel because the preference itself must be retained.
Analytics
Optional Google Analytics technology used to understand website usage and performance. It remains disabled until you consent.
We do not currently use advertising, cross-site behavioural profiling or social-media advertising cookies on this website.
Necessary cookies
WordPress, hosting or security infrastructure may also use strictly necessary server-side or technical mechanisms required to deliver and protect the website. We do not use those mechanisms for advertising.
Google Analytics
Where you consent, we use Google Analytics to understand aggregated website usage, including pages viewed, navigation paths, referral information, broad device/browser information and website performance. This helps us understand which resources are useful and where the site can be improved.
The Digital Forensics website is configured so that the Google Analytics tag is not loaded before Analytics consent is granted. We also configure our implementation for analytics rather than advertising purposes and do not intentionally enable Google advertising-personalisation signals.
Cookie names, behaviour and retention can change if Google updates its service. We periodically review this policy and the site's implementation.
Your consent choices
When you first visit the website, you can accept Analytics cookies, reject them, or open the preference panel before deciding. Necessary technology remains active because it is required to remember your choice and operate the site.
You can withdraw or change your analytics choice at any time by selecting . If you withdraw consent after Google Analytics has already been loaded, the site disables further analytics collection for the configured property and attempts to remove the common Google Analytics cookies set for this domain.
Google and international processing
Google is an independent third-party service provider. When Google Analytics is enabled, Google may process analytics information on infrastructure outside the United Kingdom. Where UK data-protection law requires safeguards for international transfers, we rely on the protections and contractual mechanisms applicable to the service and our use of it.
Google's own privacy terms and controls apply to its processing. Our Privacy Policy explains our broader approach to personal information.
Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookie Policy if the website, analytics configuration, legal requirements or service providers change. The latest version will be published here with an updated revision date.
Contact
Questions about cookies, analytics or privacy should be emailed to info@digital-forensics.co.uk.