Cookie

INTRODUCTION

Below, the owner of the Site, (hereinafter, for brevity, the “Owner”), provides the user with all the information on the cookies installed on the site https://itaild.com/ (hereinafter, for brevity, the “User” and the “Site”) and the necessary indications on how to manage their preferences with regard to them. For further information on the data and the processing methods, the categories of recipients, the rights of the data subject and the methods for exercising them, please consult the privacy policy of the Site.

1. GENERAL INFORMATION ON COOKIES

1.1. Definition

Cookies are made up of small text files that sites visited by users send to their terminals, where they are stored and then retransmitted to the same sites on subsequent visits. Cookies are used for different purposes, have different peculiarities and can be used either by the owner of the site that the user is visiting or by third parties. The main categories into which cookies can be divided are the following:

1. session or persistent cookies;
2. technical or profiling cookies;
3. first-party or third-party cookies.

1.2. Session and persistent cookies

Cookies can expire at the end of a browser session (the period between the User opening a browser window and closing it) or they can be stored for a longer period of time. Session cookies are those that allow websites to link a user’s actions during a browser session. Session cookies expire when the browser session ends. Persistent cookies are stored on a user’s device between browser sessions, for varying periods of time, and allow the user’s preferences or actions with respect to a website to be stored.

1.3. Technical and profiling cookies

Technical cookies are those used by the owner of a site for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communication network, or to the extent strictly necessary for the provider of an information society service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user to provide this service. Users’ prior consent is not required for the installation of such cookies where they are used directly by the site operator.

Profiling cookies are aimed at creating profiles of the user and are used to send advertising messages in line with the preferences expressed by the user while surfing the web. Because of the particular invasiveness that these cookies can have on the private sphere of users, European and Italian legislation provides that the User must be adequately informed about the use of these cookies, by means of a brief information notice (banner) and an extended one on the site, and that he/she must give his/her express consent to this the first time he/she visits the site. This consent may be expressed by interacting with the short information banner on the landing page of the site, in the manner indicated in that banner, or it may be given or withheld selectively, in the manner indicated below. A record of this consent is kept on subsequent visits. However, the user always has the possibility of revoking all or part of the consent already expressed.

1.4. First-party and third-party cookies

A cookie is either a ‘first party cookie’ or a ‘third party cookie’ depending on the website or domain from which it originates.

First party cookies are, in essence, cookies set and managed by the website owner, whereas third party cookies are cookies set by a domain other than the one visited by the user.

2. USE OF COOKIES BY THE SITE

Session cookies are essential for the proper functioning of the various components of the portal and make the entire web ecosystem usable by enabling basic functions such as page navigation. The website cannot function properly without cookies. By using the site the visitor expressly consents to the use of cookies.

2.1. First-party cookies

2.2 Third parties

The portal uses third-party content (through resource embedding techniques); it is thus possible that during a visit to the portal, other cookies – including both technical cookies and user profiling cookies – may be sent by these third parties to the user’s browser. The suppliers of said services are responsible for their own privacy and cookie policies. Below is a list of the services used and links to their privacy and cookie policies.

• Facebook (informative): Cookie policyandPrivacy Policy
• Twitter (informative): Cookie PolicyandPrivacy Policy
• Google/Youtube (informative): Cookie PolicyandPrivacy Policy

The data arising from the use of Google, Youtube, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram profiling cookies is processed for the purposes and in the ways detailed in the policies above; some of the data may be processed outside of the borders of the European Union.

The technical cookies and log files are collected by the website and are processed in the offices of the external data processor, who processes the data on behalf of the data controller, and whose offices are located within the European Economic Space. For detailed information on the cookies used by the portal, see below:

3. Disabling cookies

To disable all cookies

It is possible to deny consent to the use of cookies by selecting the specific setting on one’s browser.
Below are the links that explain how to disable cookies on the most popular browsers (for any other browsers, we suggest you look for this option in your software’s help section).

• Instructions for Internet Explorer
• Instructions for Google Chrome
• Instructions for Mozilla Firefox
• Instructions for Opera
• Instructions for Apple Safari

Disabling third-party cookies

Disabling third-party cookies is also possible in the ways described in their respective privacy policies and/or made available directly by the third-party company serving as the data controller.

Cancelling cookies already stored on the terminal

Even if the authorization for using third-party cookies is revoked, such cookies may have been stored on the user’s terminal prior to the revocation. For technical reasons, it is not possible to erase these cookies, but the user’s browser makes it possible to eliminate them via the browser’s privacy settings. The browser’s options include “Clear browser history”, which can be used to eliminate cookies, website data, and plug-ins.

Necessary cookie

These cookies make it possible for the Portal’s various components to function, and make the entire web ecosystem accessible by enabling basic functions such as page navigation. The website cannot function properly without these cookies.

Third parties

These cookies are used to monitor website visitors in order to show pertinent, targeted advertising reflecting the user’s browsing preferences.

Classification (coding criteria)

The cookies / tracking tools used can be classified according to the following features:

Strictly Necessary (Group A)

• Hosting and backend infrastructure
• Platform and hosting services (e.g. backup)
• SPAM protection
• Traffic optimization and distribution
• Consent management

Simple interactions and functionality (Group B)

• Registration and authentication
• User database management

Experience improvement (Group C)

• Interaction with data collection platforms and other third parties, including sharing content on social networks
• Viewing content from external platforms

Measurement (Group D)

• Statistics
• Content and functionality performance tests
• Heat mapping and session recording
• Management of data collection
• Infrastructure monitoring

Targeting and Advertising (Group E)

• Advertising
• Remarketing and behavioral targeting

Security measures

This website processes user data in a proper and lawful manner, and adopts all necessary security measures to prevent the unauthorized access, publication, modification, or unauthorized destruction of said data.

Processing takes place through digital and/or telematic tools, with organizational modalities and approaches that are strictly related to the stated purposes of data processing. In addition to the data controller, in some cases subjects authorized by the University and involved in the organization of the website may have access to the data.

Exercising user rights

To exert the above-mentioned rights, users may contact the data controller at the following email address:dpo@irccs-sangerardo.itor at the following certified email address protocollo@pec.irccs-sangerardo.it. The data controller must reply within one month of receipt of the request, which deadline can be extended up to three months for particularly complex requests.

Rights of the user

Pursuant to EU Regulation 2016/679 (GDPR) and national laws, users can exert the following rights within the limits and according to the modalities established under existing laws:

1. The right to access his or her own personal data;
2. The right to obtain rectification or erasure of said data and limits on their processing;
3. The right to data portability (applicable only to data in electronic format), as disciplined by art. 20 of regulation UE 2016/679.
4. The right to object to data processing;
5. The right to file a claim with the Italian Data Protection Authority.

Requests must be addressed to the data controller.

This policy was updated on 23 November 2023. Any updates will always be posted on this page.