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Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how BPDoxS uses cookies and similar technologies to improve website performance, remember your preferences, measure visitor interactions, and support essential business functions. It also explains how you can manage or withdraw your cookie preferences at any time.

Last Updated 05 August 2026

Effective Date 05 August 2026

1. Introduction

Welcome to BPDoxS, the brand operated by BOOTSTRAP PARADOX (OPC) PRIVATE LIMITED (“BPDoxS“, “Company“, “we“, “our“, or “us“).

This Cookie Policy explains how we use cookies and similar technologies when you visit our website, interact with our online services, communicate with us, or otherwise engage with our digital platforms.

As a cybersecurity and technology services company, transparency is one of our core principles. We believe visitors should understand not only what information is collected through cookies but also why it is collected, how it is used, who may receive it, and the choices available to control it.

This Cookie Policy should be read together with our:

Privacy Policy
Terms & Conditions
Any additional notices displayed when you use specific services or submit information through our website.

Where a conflict exists between this Cookie Policy and our Privacy Policy, the Privacy Policy shall prevail regarding the processing of personal data.

This Cookie Policy applies to cookies and similar tracking technologies used in connection with:

The BPDoxS website
Landing pages
Contact forms
Partnership enquiry forms
Marketing pages
Service pages
Event registrations
Resource downloads
Client portals (where applicable)
Future customer portals
Future partner portals
Future employee portals
Future web applications owned or operated by BPDoxS
Online meetings initiated through our website
Future integrations and digital services operated under the BPDoxS brand

This Policy also covers cookies placed by trusted third parties acting on our behalf.

3. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your computer, smartphone, tablet, or other device when you visit a website.

Cookies allow websites to:

remember user preferences,
improve website functionality,
analyse website performance,
maintain secure sessions,
enhance user experience,
provide relevant content,
measure advertising performance,
detect fraud,
improve website security.

Cookies themselves generally cannot execute software, install malware, or directly access files stored on your device.

4. Similar Technologies

In addition to cookies, BPDoxS may use technologies that perform similar functions, including:

Web Beacons
Tracking Pixels
Local Storage
Session Storage
Device Identifiers
Server Logs
Browser Fingerprinting (where legally permitted)
Software Development Kits (SDKs)
Tags
Scripts
API-based measurement technologies

Throughout this Policy, references to “cookies” include these technologies unless the context requires otherwise.

5. Why We Use Cookies

We use cookies to support legitimate business, operational, security, and user experience purposes.

Depending on your interaction with our website, cookies may be used to:

operate our website,
authenticate sessions,
maintain website security,
prevent abuse,
detect suspicious activity,
remember your preferences,
improve website performance,
understand visitor behaviour,
analyse website traffic,
measure marketing effectiveness,
optimise website content,
improve service quality,
diagnose technical issues,
comply with legal obligations,
support future platform functionality.

We do not use cookies to secretly monitor users or collect information unrelated to legitimate business purposes.

6. Categories of Cookies We Use

BPDoxS uses several categories of cookies.

The exact cookies present on your device may change over time as our website evolves.

6.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies are essential for the operation of our website.

Without them, many website functions cannot operate correctly.

They may be used for purposes including:

website security,
page navigation,
session management,
authentication,
fraud prevention,
load balancing,
remembering cookie preferences,
form protection,
maintaining website stability.

These cookies generally cannot be disabled through our cookie banner because they are required for the website to function.

Examples include:

session identifiers,
security tokens,
authentication cookies,
CSRF protection,
consent management cookies,
load balancing identifiers.

6.2 Functional Cookies

Functional cookies improve your experience by remembering information that is not essential but enhances usability.

These cookies may remember:

language preferences,
region selection,
previously entered information,
interface settings,
accessibility preferences,
display settings,
user interface customisation,
future account preferences.

Disabling these cookies may reduce website convenience but will generally not prevent access to the website.

6.3 Analytics Cookies

Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors interact with our website.

These cookies help us answer questions such as:

Which pages receive the most traffic?
How long do visitors stay?
Which services attract the most interest?
Which pages experience technical issues?
How visitors navigate through the website.
Which marketing campaigns are most effective.

Analytics information allows us to continually improve:

content,
navigation,
performance,
user experience,
accessibility,
service information,
website reliability.

Analytics cookies do not identify individual users unless additional information is voluntarily provided through forms or other interactions.

6.4 Performance Cookies

Performance cookies measure how efficiently our website operates.

These cookies may collect information relating to:

page loading times,
browser compatibility,
website errors,
server response,
performance bottlenecks,
user experience metrics,
resource optimisation.

This information helps us maintain a secure, reliable, and high-performing website.

6.5 Marketing Cookies

Marketing cookies may be used to:

measure advertising effectiveness,
understand campaign performance,
improve advertising relevance,
prevent repetitive advertisements,
analyse conversions,
understand user engagement,
support future marketing initiatives.

Marketing cookies are only activated where required by applicable law after you have provided the appropriate consent.

We do not sell personal information collected through marketing cookies.

6.6 Preference Cookies

Preference cookies allow our website to remember choices you have made, including:

cookie preferences,
language settings,
interface preferences,
display configuration,
future personalisation features.

These cookies reduce the need to repeatedly configure the website during future visits.

7. Cookies Set by Third Parties

Certain services available through our website may place cookies on behalf of trusted third-party providers.

These providers operate under their own privacy and cookie policies.

Examples may include providers responsible for:

website analytics,
marketing measurement,
embedded maps,
scheduling tools,
content delivery,
security,
performance optimisation,
form processing,
future customer engagement platforms.

Third-party providers may update their technologies independently.

Accordingly, the cookies present on our website may change over time as services evolve or additional integrations are introduced.

Where required by applicable law, BPDoxS requests your consent before placing non-essential cookies on your device.

When you first visit our website, you will be presented with a cookie consent banner allowing you to:

Accept All cookies;
Reject non-essential cookies; or
Manage your cookie preferences by category.

Your choices will be respected and recorded using our consent management platform. You may update or withdraw your consent at any time through the cookie preferences tool available on our website.

Strictly necessary cookies do not require consent where permitted by applicable law, as they are essential for the operation and security of the website.

9. Google Analytics 4 (GA4)

BPDoxS uses Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to better understand how visitors use our website and to continuously improve the information, services, and user experience we provide.

Google Analytics helps us analyse aggregated website activity, including:

pages visited;
navigation paths;
session duration;
interaction with website content;
approximate geographic location;
browser type;
device type;
operating system;
traffic source;
referring websites;
website performance metrics;
conversions resulting from enquiries or contact forms.

Google Analytics uses cookies and similar technologies to generate reports that assist us in improving website performance and user experience.

Where legally required, Google Analytics will only be activated after you have provided the appropriate consent.

We have configured our analytics implementation to collect information in accordance with applicable privacy laws and to avoid unnecessary collection of personally identifiable information through analytics cookies.

Google may process analytics data in accordance with Google’s own privacy policies.

For more information, users may refer to Google’s Privacy Policy and Google Analytics documentation.

10. Google Tag Manager (GTM)

BPDoxS uses Google Tag Manager to efficiently manage website scripts and measurement technologies.

Google Tag Manager itself does not typically collect personal information for marketing purposes.

Instead, it acts as a deployment platform that allows us to manage technologies such as:

Google Analytics;
Meta Pixel;
future analytics services;
performance monitoring tools;
conversion measurement technologies;
future marketing technologies.

Google Tag Manager respects the consent preferences selected through our cookie consent platform wherever technically feasible.

As our website evolves, additional services may be deployed through Google Tag Manager.

Any such additions will be reflected through updates to this Cookie Policy and, where legally required, appropriate consent mechanisms.

11. Meta Pixel

BPDoxS may use Meta Pixel to understand how visitors interact with our website after viewing or engaging with our content on Meta platforms such as Facebook and Instagram.

Meta Pixel may assist us in:

measuring campaign performance;
understanding visitor behaviour;
improving advertising efficiency;
analysing conversions;
identifying website engagement trends;
optimising future marketing campaigns.

Meta may collect information such as:

browser information;
device identifiers;
pages visited;
website actions;
approximate location;
referral information;
interaction events.

Meta processes information under its own privacy policies.

Where required by applicable law, Meta Pixel will only be activated after obtaining your consent.

12. Google Maps

Certain pages of our website may include embedded Google Maps to assist visitors in locating our offices or understanding service locations.

Google Maps may place cookies or similar technologies that collect information regarding:

browser information;
device information;
IP address;
interaction with embedded maps;
location preferences;
technical diagnostics.

These technologies are governed by Google’s own privacy policies.

If Google Maps is embedded on our website, related cookies may only be activated where legally required after obtaining appropriate consent.

13. Google Fonts

BPDoxS may use Google Fonts to improve the appearance, readability, and consistency of our website.

When fonts are loaded from Google’s servers, your browser may establish a connection with Google.

Depending on your browser configuration and applicable law, Google may receive limited technical information necessary to deliver the requested font resources.

We continually evaluate methods of reducing unnecessary third-party requests, including the potential use of locally hosted fonts where appropriate.

14. Embedded Content

From time to time our website may contain embedded content or interactive elements provided by third parties.

Examples may include:

Google Maps;
presentation platforms;
scheduling platforms;
externally hosted videos;
documentation viewers;
downloadable resources;
partner content;
future embedded business tools.

These services may place cookies independently of BPDoxS.

Because these services are controlled by their respective providers, BPDoxS cannot control how those third parties collect or process information.

Visitors should review the privacy and cookie policies of the respective providers before interacting with embedded content.

15. Calendly and Future Scheduling Platforms

BPDoxS may introduce online appointment scheduling services such as Calendly or similar platforms in the future.

These services may use cookies to:

schedule meetings;
remember appointment preferences;
prevent duplicate bookings;
improve booking reliability;
provide authentication;
support calendar integrations.

Should such services be implemented, they will operate according to their own privacy policies in addition to this Cookie Policy.

Our website may contain links to our official social media profiles, including platforms such as:

LinkedIn;
X (formerly Twitter);
Instagram;
GoodFirms;
Clutch;
additional platforms introduced in the future.

Simply clicking a link to a social media platform does not generally place cookies by BPDoxS.

However, embedded feeds, social widgets, or future interactive social media components may place third-party cookies subject to the policies of the relevant platform.

17. Future Technologies

Technology evolves continuously, particularly within the cybersecurity industry.

Accordingly, BPDoxS may introduce additional technologies in the future including:

analytics platforms;
customer experience tools;
security monitoring services;
performance optimisation services;
fraud detection technologies;
conversion measurement tools;
customer portals;
authentication systems;
cloud services;
business intelligence platforms;
automation platforms;
customer support technologies;
partnership portals.

Whenever new technologies introduce new categories of cookies or materially change our processing activities, we will update this Cookie Policy and, where required by applicable law, request renewed consent.

18. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies

Cookies placed on your device may originate from either:

First-Party Cookies

These are placed directly by BPDoxS.

They are generally used to:

operate the website;
remember preferences;
maintain sessions;
improve functionality;
protect security.

Third-Party Cookies

These are placed by trusted service providers integrated into our website.

Examples may include providers responsible for:

analytics;
marketing;
mapping services;
content delivery;
scheduling;
performance monitoring;
cloud infrastructure;
future technology integrations.

Each third party remains responsible for its own data processing practices.

19. Session Cookies

Session cookies exist only while your browser remains open.

They are automatically deleted when your browsing session ends.

They may be used for:

maintaining secure login sessions;
remembering temporary preferences;
supporting navigation;
preventing fraudulent activity;
website functionality.

20. Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain stored on your device after your browsing session ends.

They remain until:

their defined expiration date;
you manually delete them;
your browser removes them;
consent is withdrawn where applicable.

Persistent cookies may be used for:

remembering preferences;
recognising returning visitors;
measuring long-term website performance;
maintaining consent preferences;
improving user experience.

The exact retention period varies depending upon the purpose of each cookie.

Different cookies remain active for different periods depending upon their intended function.

Examples include:

session duration only;
several days;
several months;
up to two years where appropriate;
until consent preferences are changed.

Cookie durations may change over time as technologies evolve or providers update their services.

Our consent management platform periodically reviews and updates cookie classifications to reflect these changes.

BPDoxS believes that you should remain in control of how cookies are used on your device.

Where required by applicable law, our website provides a cookie preference centre that allows you to:

accept all cookies;
reject non-essential cookies;
enable or disable individual categories of cookies;
update your choices at any time;
withdraw previously provided consent.

Your preferences are recorded and respected unless you delete your browser cookies or change your browser settings.

If you withdraw consent, certain website features may no longer function as intended.

Most modern web browsers allow you to manage cookies directly.

Depending on your browser, you may be able to:

view stored cookies;
delete individual cookies;
delete all cookies;
block third-party cookies;
block all cookies;
receive notifications before cookies are stored;
automatically remove cookies when closing the browser.

Instructions vary depending on the browser you use.

For browser-specific guidance, please consult the official support documentation provided by your browser vendor.

Please note that disabling essential cookies may affect website functionality and prevent certain services from operating correctly.

BPDoxS operates a cookie consent banner designed to comply with applicable privacy and cookie regulations.

Depending on your location, the banner may allow you to:

Accept All Cookies;
Reject Non-Essential Cookies;
Save Custom Preferences;
Review Cookie Categories;
Revisit Cookie Preferences at any time.

Your selection is stored using a consent cookie so that your preference is remembered during future visits.

The cookie banner itself uses essential cookies required to remember your consent choices.

If you have previously consented to the use of optional cookies, you may withdraw that consent at any time.

You can do this by:

reopening the cookie preference centre;
changing your cookie selections;
deleting cookies through your browser;
contacting us if additional assistance is required.

Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before consent was withdrawn.

26. Do Not Track (DNT)

Some web browsers include a “Do Not Track” (DNT) feature.

Because there is currently no universally accepted technical standard governing Do Not Track signals, our website may not automatically respond to all DNT requests.

Where required by applicable law, we instead rely on the choices you make through our cookie consent platform.

27. Global Privacy Control (GPC)

Where technically supported and legally applicable, BPDoxS may recognise browser-based privacy preference signals such as the Global Privacy Control (GPC).

Because adoption of GPC continues to evolve internationally, functionality may vary depending on your browser, jurisdiction, and applicable legal requirements.

28. International Visitors

BPDoxS provides services to organisations worldwide.

Visitors accessing our website from outside India may have different legal rights regarding cookies and personal information.

Our cookie consent mechanisms are designed to support compliance with applicable privacy regulations, including those that may apply based on your jurisdiction.

Where local laws provide additional protections, those rights will continue to apply.

29. International Data Transfers

Some third-party technologies integrated into our website may process information outside your country of residence.

This may include transfers to countries where privacy laws differ from those in your jurisdiction.

Whenever personal information is transferred internationally, BPDoxS takes reasonable steps to ensure that appropriate safeguards are implemented in accordance with applicable law.

Such safeguards may include:

contractual protections;
recognised transfer mechanisms;
security assessments;
vendor due diligence;
legally recognised data transfer frameworks where applicable.

As a cybersecurity company, BPDoxS recognises the importance of protecting information collected through our website.

Information collected through cookies is protected using appropriate administrative, technical, and organisational safeguards appropriate to the nature of the information being processed.

While no internet-based system can guarantee absolute security, we continuously review and improve our security practices to reduce risk and protect information entrusted to us.

For security reasons, we do not publicly disclose detailed information regarding our internal security controls, infrastructure, monitoring capabilities, or defensive technologies.

Technology, legal requirements, and our services will continue to evolve.

Accordingly, we may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect:

changes in applicable laws;
regulatory guidance;
new website features;
new technologies;
additional third-party integrations;
improvements to our services;
operational changes;
business developments.

Whenever material changes are made, the “Last Updated” date at the beginning of this Policy will be revised.

Where required by applicable law, additional notice or renewed consent may also be requested.

32. Relationship with Other Policies

This Cookie Policy should be read together with our:

Privacy Policy;
Terms & Conditions;
Website notices;
Cookie consent banner;
Any additional privacy notices provided for specific services or engagements.

Where this Cookie Policy discusses the processing of personal information, the provisions of the Privacy Policy shall apply in addition to this Policy.

33. Contact Us

If you have any questions regarding this Cookie Policy, your cookie preferences, or the way BPDoxS uses cookies and similar technologies, you may contact us using the details below.

BOOTSTRAP PARADOX (OPC) PRIVATE LIMITED
Brand: BPDoxS

Registered Office
#4, Friends Colony,
Patiala – 147001, Punjab, India

Website
https://bpdoxs.com

Privacy & Data Protection Enquiries
info@bpdoxs.com

General Enquiries
info@bpdoxs.com

Telephone
+91 77175 71863

34. Governing Law

This Cookie Policy shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the Republic of India.

Unless otherwise required by applicable law, any dispute arising out of or relating to this Cookie Policy shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the competent courts located in Punjab, India.

Where mandatory local consumer protection or privacy laws provide additional rights that cannot legally be excluded, those rights shall continue to apply.

35. Final Statement

At BPDoxS, privacy and security are fundamental principles rather than optional features.

Our use of cookies is intended to improve website functionality, enhance security, understand how our services are used, and provide a better experience for visitors—while respecting applicable privacy laws and your choices.

We remain committed to maintaining transparency regarding the technologies we use and continually reviewing our practices to align with evolving legal, regulatory, and industry standards.