Cookie & Data Usage Policy

When you visit burnonpower.com, we use small data files called cookies along with other tracking technologies to make your experience smoother and more personalized. Think of cookies as helpful notes that remember your preferences — like whether you prefer technical documentation or business overviews when exploring our test case development services.

These technologies work quietly in the background. Some store your language preferences, others help us understand which pages about our IT services interest you most. We also use web beacons and pixel tags — tiny invisible images that help us see how you interact with our content about software testing and quality assurance solutions.

Smart Navigation

Our tracking helps streamline your experience. If you frequently access our technical documentation about automated testing frameworks, we can prioritize those resources in your navigation. Or if you're more interested in project management aspects of quality assurance, we'll adjust accordingly.

Improved Service Matching

By understanding which services pages you spend time on, we can better match our consultation recommendations to your actual needs. Someone researching API testing gets different follow-up resources than someone focused on user interface validation.

Beyond standard cookies, we employ several tracking approaches that work together to build a complete picture of how our website serves your information needs.

• Session cookies that expire when you close your browser — these handle temporary preferences and maintain security during your visit
• Persistent cookies that stay on your device for set periods — these remember your preferences across multiple visits
• Third-party analytics tools that help us understand traffic patterns and popular content areas
• Local storage mechanisms that cache frequently accessed information for faster loading
• Server logs that record basic visit information like page requests and response times

Each method serves specific purposes. Session data helps with immediate functionality, while persistent storage improves your experience over time by learning your preferences.

You have several ways to manage how our website tracks your activity. Most people find our default settings work well, but we respect that some prefer more restrictive approaches.

Browser Settings

All modern browsers let you control cookie behavior. You can block all cookies, accept only first-party cookies, or set up custom rules. Keep in mind that blocking essential cookies might affect basic website functionality like staying logged into our client portal.

Selective Management

Many browsers now offer granular control — you can allow functional cookies while blocking marketing trackers, or accept analytics data while preventing cross-site tracking. This gives you a balance between functionality and privacy.

We don't keep tracking data indefinitely. Different types of information have different retention schedules based on their purpose and usefulness.

• Session data gets deleted when your browser session ends or after 24 hours of inactivity
• Preference cookies typically last 12 months, then refresh when you visit again
• Analytics data gets anonymized after 26 months and eventually deleted
• Marketing insights are retained for 18 months to understand longer-term interest patterns

All collected data stays within our secure systems. We use industry-standard encryption for data transmission and storage. Our servers are located in secure facilities with appropriate physical and digital protections.

Third Party Processors

Some analytics and functionality features involve third-party services like Google Analytics or content delivery networks. These processors have their own privacy policies and data handling practices. We select partners who meet our security standards and comply with relevant privacy regulations.

Technology evolves, and so do our tracking methods. When we make significant changes to how we collect or use data, we'll update this policy and note the revision date at the top.

Minor technical updates — like switching analytics providers or adjusting cookie expiration times — happen regularly as part of normal website maintenance. Major changes that affect what data we collect or how we use it will be clearly communicated.

We recommend checking this page occasionally if privacy is a particular concern for your organization. The revision date at the top shows when we last made meaningful updates.