Introduction

This Cookie Policy explains how Trustline™ uses cookies and related technologies across our website, communications, and digital systems.

Cookies help support:

• website functionality

• operational security

• analytics and performance monitoring

• user preferences

• session management

This page explains what cookies are, how they may be used, and what choices users may have regarding cookie-related technologies.

What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text files stored on a device or browser when visiting a website.

They help websites remember information such as:

• login sessions

• browser preferences

• usage activity

• operational settings

• security-related information

Cookies may be temporary or persistent depending on how they are configured.

How Trustline™ Uses Cookies

Trustline™ may use cookies and related technologies to support website operations, improve performance, and maintain operational reliability.

Cookies May Be Used For

• Website functionality
• Session management
• Login authentication
• Security monitoring
• Spam prevention
• Analytics and usage insights
• Performance optimization
• Preference storage
• Operational diagnostics

Cookies help support a more reliable and secure browsing experience.

Essential Cookies

Some cookies are necessary for core website functionality.

These Cookies May Support

• Page navigation
• Security protections
• Form submissions
• Authentication systems
• Session continuity
• Website stability

Without certain essential cookies, portions of the website may not function properly.

Analytics and Performance Cookies

Trustline™ may use analytics or operational monitoring tools to better understand website performance and user interaction patterns.

Analytics Technologies May Collect

• Browser information
• Device information
• Website usage activity
• Session duration
• Navigation patterns
• Referring pages
• General geographic region

This information helps improve:

• website reliability

• performance

• operational visibility

• user experience

Analytics information is generally aggregated and operational in nature.

Login and Session Cookies

If login systems, client portals, or administrative systems are enabled, temporary cookies may be used to maintain authenticated sessions.

These Cookies May Help

• Verify login status
• Maintain active sessions
• Store temporary preferences
• Support account security
• Reduce repeated authentication requests

Session-related cookies may automatically expire after logout or after a defined inactivity period.

Comment and Form Cookies

If comments, forms, or interactive website features are enabled, cookies may be used to remember certain user-entered information for convenience purposes.

This May Include

• Name
• Email address
• Website information
• Form preferences
• Session identifiers

These cookies may reduce the need to repeatedly re-enter information during future visits.

Third-Party Cookies and Embedded Services

Certain pages or systems may include third-party integrations or embedded content.

Examples may include:

• Video platforms
• Scheduling systems
• Analytics providers
• Cloud-hosted tools
• Mapping services
• Social media embeds

These providers may place cookies or collect interaction-related information independently of Trustline™.

Trustline™ Does Not Control Third-Party Cookie Practices

Users should review the privacy and cookie policies of third-party providers directly for additional information regarding their practices.

Browser Controls and Cookie Preferences

Most browsers allow users to:

• block cookies

• delete stored cookies

• limit cookie behavior

• receive cookie notifications

Users may manage cookie settings through their browser or device preferences.

Important Operational Note

Disabling certain cookies may affect:

• website functionality

• login systems

• saved preferences

• embedded content

• operational reliability

Do Not Track Signals

Some browsers provide “Do Not Track” (“DNT”) settings.

Because there is currently no universally accepted standard for interpreting DNT signals, Trustline™ websites may not respond to all browser-based DNT requests.

Security and Operational Monitoring

Certain cookies or tracking technologies may also support operational security measures.

These Measures May Help Detect

• Fraudulent activity
• Spam submissions
• Unauthorized access attempts
• Abuse or misuse of systems
• Website reliability issues

Operational monitoring technologies help maintain system integrity and service reliability.

Changes to This Cookie Policy

Trustline™ may periodically update this Cookie Policy to reflect:

• operational changes
• legal requirements
• infrastructure updates
• analytics changes
• security improvements

Updated versions will be published on this page with a revised effective date.

Related Policies

Additional information regarding operational practices may be available within the following policies:

• Privacy Policy
• Terms of Service
• Accessibility Statement
• Data Processing Agreement

Contact Information

Questions regarding this Cookie Policy or operational tracking practices may be directed to:

Trustline™ IT Services
12916 SW 133rd Ct
Miami, FL 33186
United States

Phone: (305) 800-6398
Email: legal@trustlineit.com
Website: https://trustlineit.com