Cookie policy

Last updated: 30 September 2026

This page describes what the SDA platform of STRONGHOLD ASSET MANAGEMENT stores in your browser when you use it. Everything it stores is necessary for the platform to work or to protect it: no analytics, advertising or profiling cookies are used. For that reason your consent is not requested.

First-party cookies

Name	Purpose	Duration	Owner	Necessary
`SAM_prod`	Keeps your session open and protects the forms against forged submissions.	16 hours	STRONGHOLD ASSET MANAGEMENT	Yes
`trusted_device`	Records that this browser has already passed two-step verification, so that the code is not requested at every login. It is only stored for users who are required to pass that verification.	30 days	STRONGHOLD ASSET MANAGEMENT	Yes

Browser local storage

Only in the internal employee area. Each item is deleted as soon as it is used.

Name	Purpose	Duration	Owner	Necessary
`[path]_storableURL`	Remembers the filters of a list so that it is restored as it was when you return from a record.	Until you return to the list	STRONGHOLD ASSET MANAGEMENT	Yes
`[path]_storableposition`	Remembers the row from which a record was opened, to highlight it when you return.	Until you return to the list	STRONGHOLD ASSET MANAGEMENT	Yes

Third-party cookies

Name	Purpose	Duration	Owner	Necessary
`_GRECAPTCHA`	Google reCAPTCHA tells people apart from automated submissions. It is only loaded on the public contact form and on the ethical mailbox.	6 months	Google	Yes, for security
YouTube	Gallery videos are played from `youtube-nocookie.com`, the privacy-enhanced mode of YouTube: nothing is stored when the page is displayed, and YouTube may store player data only once a video is played.	As set by YouTube	Google	Only when a video is played

Other third-party services

Google Maps. The address autocompletion of some forms is downloaded from Google when the field is displayed, and Google receives the IP address of your browser.
Video thumbnails. The preview images of videos are loaded from img.youtube.com, and Google receives the IP address of your browser.

Google's processing of that data is governed by the Google privacy policy.

How to delete them

You can delete cookies and local storage from your browser settings. If you delete the session cookie you will have to log in again; if you delete the trusted device cookie you will be asked for the verification code again.