Last updated: 2026-04-22

Cookie Notice

1. Preferences storage

Essential cookies remember your theme choice and cookie decision so the interface stays consistent between visits. Preference storage is minimized and separated from marketing identifiers.

2. Cookie categories

We distinguish essential, functional, and optional analytics cookies as described in the management panel. Analytics cookies load only after opt-in where required by your configuration.

3. Consent mechanics

You may accept, decline non-essential cookies, or revisit choices through the cookie card or linked Cookie Notice. Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of earlier processing based on consent before withdrawal.

4. Contact for cookie questions

Email [email protected] with “Cookie Notice” in the subject line for questions about categories or retention.

5. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device to support authentication states, remember settings, or measure aggregated usage. Similar technologies may include local storage entries with the same purposes where cookies are unavailable.

6. Third-party cookies

Embedded content or analytics subprocessors may set their own cookies when you opt in; each vendor publishes its own documentation.

7. Browser controls

Most browsers let you block or delete cookies; doing so may degrade optional features such as remembered filters on the training catalog.

8. Illustrative cookie table

nh_theme — essential — session/local — stores light or dark display preference. nh_cookies — essential — 12 months — stores aggregated consent choice flags. nh_analytics — optional — 6 months — counts anonymized page views when allowed.

9. Impact of disabling

Disabling analytics does not remove essential cookies required for basic navigation stability.

10. Updates

When new optional tools are introduced, this notice will be updated before those tools activate tracking behaviors.

11. Relationship to Data Protection

Personal data processed via cookies may also be described in the Data Protection notice; both documents should be read together.