As a web user, you can choose to reject storing and use of "cookies". We recommend the National Communications Authority's web site nettvett.no for a description of how you can accept or reject "cookies". (These web pages are in Norwegian, only.) A possible other source of information is available from Google (https://policies.google.com/technologies/managing), but many other similar descriptions exist on other web site (search for "managing cookies" on your favorite search provider).
HTTPS and security
Our web site is covered by encryption with https. If you want to make sure that a web page is encrypted, the address field in your web browser will display https instead of just http. Most web browsers will also display a pad lock icon.
The aim of encryption is to ensure secure data communication between server (our web site) and client (your computer/device). This includes a digital certificate that confirms that the web site and its sender are real.
"Cookies" at unitech.no
CoreTrek AS provides the publishing tool CorePublish for our web site and provides technical development, operation and maintenance. Corepublish uses the following "cookies":
- In order to make the publishing solution work: The cooke called CorePublishSession. This is a "session cookie" that is removed from your computer when the user closes the web browser. This "cookie" has a reference ID to a session file on the web server. The session file will, for anonymous users, include non-personal data but may in some web solutions temporarily store form data or search text between web page displays. The session file is automatically deleted no later than 15 minutes after the user has closed his/her web browser or become inactive, and is therefore not stored permanently. Only system administrators can access the session files.
- In order to identify what type of device and web browser you are using: The cookie called ctcdk. The cookie has a life time of one week and enables our web site to display properly on you device (whether it's a PC, a cell phone or a tablet, etc.). This "cookie" does not containt personal data.
Sharing
We have enable forwarding of articles by e-mail and sharing of articles in social media. E-mail addresses used to forward articales are not logged/stored. Further handling/processing of data shared in social media are covered by you agreement with the relevant social medium.
Statistics and logging
When you visit our web page, information will be stored in a statistics database. Information about pages visited are stored in a raw data table. No personal data are stored. The information is used to generated statistics for the number of page views per object (menu item, article, file) per server and per search term. All data in the raw data table are deleted after 2 days and the remaining statistics include only accumulation of data that can not be used to identify visitors.
We store "user agent", IP address and which page(s) the visitor has view in the web server logs. These logs are used only for troubleshooting and security and no data are extracted or used from these logs. The logs are deleted after a specified amount of time (normally 4 weeks). Only web server administrators (for operation of the web servers) have access to the logs.
Other tools that set "cookies"
Our web site uses the following tools that also set "cookies":
You can read more about privacy and "cookie" policies for Google Analytics and Google Maps here.
We also use Google Analytics for storing vistor data. IP addresses are not stored and it is not possible for us to connect visitor statistics to unique vistors. The visitor statistics are only available for the web editors and the IT department of our company. Google Analytics also set "cookies" in your web browser.
If you do not want to be tracked by Google Analytics, you can use a web browser extension to block the tracking.
til å lagre besøksdata. IP-adresse lagres ikke og det er ikke mulig for oss å knytte besøksstatistikk opp mot den enkelte besøkende. Besøksstatistikken er kun tilgjengelig for web-redaksjonen og IT-avdelingen i vårt selskap. Google Analytics setter også informasjonskapsler i din nettleser.
Hvis du ikke ønsker å bli sporet av Google Analytics, kan du benytte et nettlesertillegg til å blokkere sporingen, for example: Google Analytics' Opt-out Browser Add-on.
Log In attempts
All log in attempts are logged in a database. The purpose is to identify failed log in attempts, discover and stop break-in attempts and be able to see when a user last logged in.
The log in database store the following data: User name, date and time of log in, which URL was used for logging in and the user's IP address.
