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What are cookies?
Let’s clear up a myth: cookies are not a secret tracking device. They are simple files placed on your browser to keep sessions stable, store preferences, and sometimes help us see which pages you find useful.
Most cookies do not hold personal data and can be managed or removed by you at any time. We use cookies only for functional, essential, analytics, or internal marketing purposes—never for cross-site tracking or selling your data.
Types of cookies used
Essential cookies usage
Essential cookies are strictly required for the core operation of our platform, like logging in, maintaining session state, and keeping site security tight. Disabling these may prevent parts of the site from working at all.
Functional cookies usage
Functional cookies remember your site preferences, language selection, and saved forms. They do not track browsing outside our site but make your visit less frustrating by reducing repetitive input.
Analytics cookies explained
Analytics cookies collect aggregated, anonymous data on visitor behaviour and site performance. This helps us measure which parts of our platform are actually useful, so we can refine industrial advisory content and improve user experience. No personal identifiers are tracked.
Marketing cookies purpose
Marketing cookies may collect information on your site visits to help us understand interest in our industrial advisory services. These cookies never share data with outside advertisers and are only used to improve relevant communications.
Why cookies are used
Cookies help maintain your login, remember form entries, and allow us to track basic usage patterns. This lets us keep the industrial advisory platform efficient without needing personal details for every session.
Cookies are essential for certain site functions, such as language preferences or session continuity. Without them, parts of the site could break or behave unexpectedly, which is no fun for anyone.
Managing cookies in your browser
If you are skeptical about digital tracking, you are not alone. Cookies can be controlled or deleted through your browser settings. Each browser has its own method for cookie management, so we offer simple directions for the most common ones used in Malaysia.
- Chrome: In Chrome, click the three-dot menu, go to 'Settings', then 'Privacy and security'. From there, select 'Cookies and other site data' to review or clear stored cookies.
- Firefox: In Firefox, open the menu, select 'Settings', then 'Privacy & Security'. Scroll down to 'Cookies and Site Data' to manage your cookie preferences and delete stored cookies.
- Safari: In Safari, go to 'Preferences', then the 'Privacy' tab. You can block all cookies or manage individual site data here. Deleting cookies may sign you out or clear preferences for the site.
- Edge: For Microsoft Edge, click the three-dot menu, select 'Settings', then 'Cookies and site permissions'. Here you can view, remove, or block cookies for individual sites or all browsing sessions.
Clearing cookies may affect site preferences or functions, and could result in needing to re-enter some information. Adjusting cookie settings gives you more control but may limit some features.
Cookie retention and deletion
Cookie storage periods vary. Essential cookies last only as long as necessary for platform security and user session continuity. Most analytics cookies expire after a set period, typically 30 to 90 days.
You can remove cookies at any time via browser settings. Removing cookies may require you to log in again or reset site preferences. Details are outlined in our privacy policy.