Cookies, and more broadly trackers, are files deposited on your device (computer browser, smartphone, smart TV, etc.) that allow information to be stored for a certain period of time. To visit the CNIL website and learn more about this topic, click [here].
These trackers are used to ensure the proper functioning of the website, measure its audience, and personalize your experience during your browsing.
Discover the different types of cookies :
Essential operational cookies
These are cookies necessary for the operation of the website and application, which cannot be disabled. Without these cookies, you would not be able to use these applications normally.
More specifically, these trackers serve the following purposes: ensuring the proper functioning of the website and application, facilitating use by adapting functionalities, providing services associated with subscribed contracts, detecting fraud, delivering essential information to you, and complying with regulatory requirements.
Audience measurement cookies
These are cookies used to generate anonymized statistics to measure the performance of digital applications. These cookies cannot be disabled. They help improve the relevance, usability, and functioning of the services offered on the website and application (for example, the most frequently visited pages, the most common queries in the site’s search engine, the usability of new page versions, etc.).
Management of your cookies and trackers
The website https://www.bpce-it.fr/ occasionally uses cookies.
Thus, when you visit the website to search, read, or consult information, certain information about you may be collected, such as the domain name and host computer from which you browse the internet, the internet protocol (IP) address of the computer used, the date and time of browsing, and the URLs you came from. This information is used to analyze and measure traffic to the website and to help make it more useful. It is deleted after a certain period of time.
To learn more about BPCE-IT’s cookie management policy, you can contact the Data Protection Officer (DPO) by sending an email to the following address : BPCE-IT_DPO_B@bpce-it.fr.