Security / privacy / public site
Security
This page describes the principles of protecting the public site CODE9: HTTPS, forms, cookies, analytics, external services and the procedure for contacting issues of personal data and security.
Security / privacy / public site
This page describes the principles of protecting the public site CODE9: HTTPS, forms, cookies, analytics, external services and the procedure for contacting issues of personal data and security.
Circuit 01
The public site CODE9 is served over HTTPS. The marketing front is not intended to store OAuth secrets, CRM tokens, admin keys and other permanent secrets in the user's browser.
Circuit 02
Optional analytics scripts are enabled only after user selection. Mandatory checkboxes on forms are separated from voluntary consent to advertising.
Circuit 03
Legal documents are available on the `legal` page, contact details are listed on a separate page, and the external services used are listed in a separate application.
Block 01
This block describes only the public site, forms and services visible to the user. It does not replace internal regulations, contracts with contractors, and official access policies.
The public site CODE9 works as an information and communication layer. It is not intended for permanent storage of access secrets in the user's browser and is not used as a storage place for client CRM tokens, service API keys and other administrative secrets.
Block 02
Technical cookies are necessary for the basic functioning of the site. Analytics and Webvisor are only launched after the user is selected in the cookie banner.
The site uses a cookie banner with the user's explicit choice. Analytical scripts should not run automatically before consent. When using Webvisor or similar analytics tools, sensitive form fields should be masked or excluded from the record.
Detailed rules are described in cookie policy and personal data processing policy.
Block 03
Messengers, booking services, external integration platforms and other domains are not part of the same legal regime as the site itself.
If the user himself chooses WhatsApp, Telegram, MAX, Wazzup24, an entry form or other external service, further processing may occur according to the rules of the relevant platform. Before the transition, the site must indicate that the user is leaving the internal loop of CODE9 and opening an external service.
An actual list of publicly used services, channels and domains is available at list of external services CODE9.
Block 04
For requests regarding withdrawal of consent, data deletion, security, cookies and legal issues, use public contacts CODE9.