Cookie policy

COOKIE POLICY

Last updated: 26 August 2026

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

The website www.cassettasicurezza.it uses cookies and other tracking technologies to ensure the proper functioning of the website, maintain an appropriate level of security, remember certain user preferences and, subject to consent where required, analyse the use of the website, measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and display more relevant content or advertisements.

The Data Controller is:

VAULTS1 S.R.L.
Tax Code and VAT Number: 14378300967
Registered office: Via Vincenzo Monti, 47 – 20123 Milan (MI), Italy
Email: info@cassettasicurezza.it
Telephone: +39 347 913 9108
Website: www.cassettasicurezza.it

This Cookie Policy supplements the Privacy Policy of www.cassettasicurezza.it.

The use of cookies and other tracking technologies is carried out in accordance with:

  • Regulation (EU) 2016/679 – General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR);

  • Italian Legislative Decree No. 196 of 30 June 2003, as amended by Legislative Decree No. 101/2018 (Italian Privacy Code);

  • applicable provisions concerning electronic communications;

  • Guidelines of the Italian Data Protection Authority on cookies and other tracking technologies;

  • other applicable Italian and European legislation.

2. WHAT ARE COOKIES?

Cookies are small text files that a website may store on the computer, smartphone, tablet or other device used by the user while browsing.

Cookies may, for example, allow a website to:

  • ensure the proper functioning of the website;

  • maintain an active session;

  • protect accounts and forms;

  • remember certain preferences;

  • store privacy choices;

  • analyse the use of the website;

  • measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns;

  • record conversions;

  • create audience segments;

  • display more relevant advertising.

In addition to traditional cookies, the website may use similar technologies such as:

  • pixels;

  • tags;

  • scripts;

  • local storage;

  • online identifiers;

  • conversion measurement technologies;

  • other tracking technologies.

In this Policy, these technologies are collectively referred to as “cookies” or “tracking technologies”.

3. TECHNICAL COOKIES AND STRICTLY NECESSARY TECHNOLOGIES

Technical cookies are necessary to ensure the proper functioning of the website or to provide a service expressly requested by the user.

They may be used, for example, to:

  • ensure website security;

  • manage sessions;

  • protect forms;

  • manage the booking process;

  • allow access to the customer account;

  • prevent fraudulent access or activity;

  • store cookie preferences;

  • ensure other essential technical functions.

These cookies may be installed without the user’s consent to the extent that they are strictly necessary for the transmission of a communication or for the provision of a service requested by the user.

The user may block them through browser settings, but doing so may affect the proper functioning of certain parts of the website.

4. PREFERENCE AND FUNCTIONAL COOKIES

Some cookies may be used to remember choices made by the user, such as:

  • language;

  • website preferences;

  • selected location;

  • interface settings;

  • other options requested by the user.

Where a cookie is necessary solely to remember a preference expressly requested by the user, it may be considered a technical cookie.

Where, however, the relevant functionality involves processing that is not strictly necessary or involves additional personalisation, the relevant technology is activated only with prior consent where required.

5. ANALYTICS COOKIES

Subject to consent, VAULTS1 may use cookies and analytics technologies to understand how users interact with www.cassettasicurezza.it.

These technologies may provide statistical information relating, for example, to:

  • number of visits;

  • number of users;

  • pages visited;

  • session duration;

  • traffic source;

  • browsing path;

  • device used;

  • browser;

  • interactions performed;

  • bookings;

  • other conversions.

We use this information to:

  • improve the website;

  • identify potential issues;

  • understand which content is most useful;

  • evaluate the effectiveness of our services and digital activities.

Analytics cookies that cannot be treated as technical cookies are used only with prior consent.

6. GOOGLE ANALYTICS

The website may use Google Analytics, a service provided by companies within the Google group.

Google Analytics may allow VAULTS1 to analyse:

  • number of users;

  • visits;

  • pages viewed;

  • session duration;

  • user acquisition sources;

  • interactions with the website;

  • events;

  • bookings or other conversions.

Depending on the technical configuration, cookies such as the following may be used:

Cookie / Technology Provider Purpose Category
_ga Google Distinguish users and generate usage statistics Analytics
ga Google Store session and measurement information Analytics

The actual retention period of these cookies depends on the configuration used and should be indicated in the current Cookie Settings panel.

Google Analytics is used only where an appropriate legal basis exists and, where necessary, with the user’s prior consent.

7. ADVERTISING AND PROFILING COOKIES

Subject to consent, the website may use advertising or profiling technologies to:

  • measure the effectiveness of advertisements;

  • determine whether a user came from an advertising campaign;

  • record conversions;

  • attribute a booking to a particular campaign;

  • create audience segments;

  • carry out remarketing;

  • limit the frequency with which advertisements are displayed;

  • show advertising that is more relevant to the user’s interests.

These technologies are not activated merely because the user accesses or continues browsing the website.

Their use is subject to the user’s express consent where required.

8. GOOGLE ADS

VAULTS1 may use Google Ads to promote its services and evaluate the results of advertising campaigns.

Subject to consent, Google Ads may be used to:

  • determine whether a user arrived at the website through a Google advertisement;

  • measure a booking or another conversion;

  • attribute conversions to specific campaigns;

  • create audiences for remarketing activities;

  • display personalised advertising, where the user has provided the relevant consent;

  • evaluate the effectiveness of campaigns.

Depending on the configuration, cookies or technical identifiers belonging to the gcl* family and other Google technologies may be used.

Advertising functions that require consent are not used before such consent has been obtained.

9. META PIXEL, FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM

VAULTS1 may use Meta Platforms technologies, including Meta Pixel, to measure and optimise advertising campaigns carried out through Facebook and Instagram.

Subject to consent, these technologies may be used to:

  • determine whether a user visited the website after interacting with an advertisement;

  • measure conversions;

  • evaluate campaign effectiveness;

  • create custom audiences;

  • carry out remarketing;

  • display more relevant advertising.

Depending on the configuration, Meta may receive:

  • IP address;

  • technical device data;

  • browser type;

  • online identifiers;

  • pages visited;

  • events performed on the website;

  • information relating to interaction with an advertisement.

Cookies that may be used include, for example:

Cookie / Technology Provider Purpose Category
_fbp Meta Advertising measurement, audience creation and attribution Advertising / Profiling

Meta Pixel and similar technologies are activated only with prior consent where required.

10. GOOGLE TAG MANAGER

The website may use Google Tag Manager to technically manage tags, scripts and integrations installed on the website.

Google Tag Manager may be used, for example, to manage technologies such as:

  • Google Analytics;

  • Google Ads;

  • Meta Pixel;

  • conversion measurement tools;

  • other scripts and services.

The use of Google Tag Manager does not itself constitute consent to the use of technologies managed through it.

Tags that require consent must be configured so that they respect the user’s choices.

11. GOOGLE CONSENT MODE

Where used, Google Consent Mode enables the website to communicate the status of the user’s consent preferences to Google services.

The main consent categories may include:

  • analytics_storage – storage relating to analytics activities;

  • ad_storage – storage relating to advertising;

  • ad_user_data – use or transmission of data to Google for advertising purposes;

  • ad_personalization – use of data for personalised advertising.

These settings must reflect the choices made by the user through the cookie banner or cookie management panel.

The implementation of Consent Mode does not replace the requirement to obtain valid consent where such consent is required by law.

12. FIRST-PARTY AND THIRD-PARTY COOKIES

Cookies may also be classified according to the entity that manages them.

First-Party Cookies

These are cookies managed directly by the www.cassettasicurezza.it domain or on behalf of VAULTS1.

They may be used for:

  • security;

  • session management;

  • bookings;

  • customer accounts;

  • preferences;

  • consent management.

Third-Party Cookies

These are cookies or tracking technologies managed by third parties.

Depending on the services actually used, such third parties may include:

Google Ireland Limited
Gordon House, Barrow Street
Dublin 4, Ireland

Meta Platforms Ireland Limited
Merrion Road
Dublin 4, D04 X2K5, Ireland

as well as other providers that may be listed in the Cookie Settings panel.

Third parties may also process data in accordance with their own privacy and cookie policies.

13. CONSENT AND DEFAULT SETTINGS

When the user first accesses the website, the default settings provide only for the use of strictly necessary technical cookies and technologies.

The following are not activated before consent is obtained where required:

  • non-technical analytics cookies;

  • advertising cookies;

  • profiling cookies;

  • remarketing technologies;

  • non-essential personalisation technologies;

  • other non-essential tracking technologies.

The website displays a banner allowing the user to:

  • accept optional cookies;

  • continue without non-essential cookies;

  • access detailed settings;

  • select individual categories and, where provided, individual providers.

14. CLOSING THE BANNER

If the user closes the banner without giving consent, the default settings remain in place.

Accordingly, only the following remain active:

  • technical cookies;

  • strictly necessary technologies;

  • other technologies that do not require consent under applicable law.

Simply closing the banner, browsing the website or scrolling is not considered consent to profiling cookies or other non-essential technologies.

15. HOW CONSENT IS RECORDED

VAULTS1 may use a technical cookie or another necessary technology to record and document:

  • the choice made by the user;

  • categories accepted or rejected;

  • date and time of the choice;

  • version of the applicable system or notice;

  • technical consent identifier.

This record is necessary to:

  • respect the user’s preferences;

  • avoid displaying the banner repeatedly;

  • demonstrate that consent has been properly obtained or managed.

A cookie used solely to store these choices is considered technical and does not require further consent.

16. HOW TO CHANGE OR WITHDRAW CONSENT

The user may change their choices at any time.

The website must provide an easily accessible link or control, for example:

“Cookie Settings”

through which the user may:

  • view their preferences;

  • provide consent that was not previously given;

  • withdraw consent;

  • change authorised categories;

  • reject all non-essential cookies again.

Withdrawal of consent must be simple and easily accessible.

Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before consent was withdrawn.

17. RENEWAL OF THE CONSENT REQUEST

The banner is not displayed on every visit where the user’s preferences are already known.

Consent may be requested again, for example:

  • where the purposes of processing change significantly;

  • where the third parties used change significantly;

  • where new profiling technologies are introduced;

  • where it is no longer possible to determine the user’s previous choice;

  • where the user deletes the technical information used to store their choice;

  • where the period prescribed by applicable guidelines for re-displaying the banner has elapsed.

18. COOKIE DURATION

Cookies may be:

Session Cookies

These are generally deleted when the user closes the browser.

Persistent Cookies

These remain stored on the device for a specified period.

The retention period depends on:

  • the type of cookie;

  • its purpose;

  • the provider;

  • the technical configuration used.

The website must maintain an up-to-date list of the cookies actually used, indicating for each:

  • name;

  • provider;

  • purpose;

  • category;

  • duration;

  • whether consent is required.

19. LIST OF COOKIES AND TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES

The technical configuration of the website may be updated over time.

Therefore, the complete and current list of technologies actually active must be available through the:

“Cookie Settings”

panel or another equivalent section.

The list should include at least:

Information Content
Name Technical name of the cookie or technology
Provider Entity responsible for the technology
Domain Domain from which it is set
Category Technical, analytics, advertising, etc.
Purpose Reason for which it is used
Duration Retention period
Consent Whether consent is required

By way of example, depending on the technologies that may be used by the website, the following may be present:

Cookie / Technology Provider Category Purpose
Consent cookie VAULTS1 / CMP Technical Store cookie preferences
Session cookie VAULTS1 / IT provider Technical Manage sessions and essential functions
_ga Google Analytics Statistics and pseudonymous user identification
ga Google Analytics Session-related statistics
gcl* Google Advertising Advertising and conversion measurement
_fbp Meta Advertising / Profiling Advertising measurement and audience creation

This table is illustrative only. The final list must correspond solely to the cookies and technologies actually implemented on the website.

20. PROFILING AND REMARKETING

Subject to consent, advertising technologies may be used to analyse certain interactions performed on the website and create audience segments.

For example, a user who visits a page relating to:

  • prices;

  • safe deposit box sizes;

  • booking;

  • a particular service

may, subject to consent, be included in an audience later used to display advertising relating to VAULTS1.

Such activities may constitute a form of advertising profiling.

VAULTS1 does not use such profiling to make decisions based solely on automated processing that produce legal effects concerning the user or similarly significantly affect them.

21. AUTHENTICATED USERS AND USE ACROSS MULTIPLE DEVICES

Where the website allows authenticated account use, any activities involving the linking of the same user’s browsing behaviour across multiple devices are carried out only where there is an appropriate legal basis and, where required, the user’s specific consent.

The existence of a customer account does not automatically authorise advertising tracking or profiling.

22. COOKIE WALL

Access to the main services of www.cassettasicurezza.it is not conditional upon acceptance of profiling cookies or other non-essential tracking technologies, except in specific cases permitted by applicable law.

Refusal of optional cookies must not prevent the user from:

  • accessing essential information;

  • requesting information;

  • using the main features;

  • booking or purchasing the service,

to the extent that such functions do not technically depend on a specific technology requested by the user.

23. INTERNATIONAL DATA TRANSFERS

Some providers of analytics, advertising or technology services belong to international corporate groups.

Certain data may therefore be transferred or made accessible from countries outside the European Economic Area.

In such cases, the safeguards required by Articles 44 et seq. GDPR are applied, including, where applicable:

  • adequacy decisions of the European Commission;

  • the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework;

  • Standard Contractual Clauses;

  • additional technical, contractual or organisational measures;

  • other mechanisms permitted under applicable law.

Further information is available in the Privacy Policy and the privacy notices of the relevant providers.

24. HOW TO MANAGE COOKIES THROUGH YOUR BROWSER

The user may also manage cookies directly through their browser.

Depending on the browser used, it is normally possible to:

  • view existing cookies;

  • delete individual cookies;

  • delete all cookies;

  • block third-party cookies;

  • block cookies from specific websites;

  • block all cookies;

  • automatically delete cookies when the browser is closed.

Blocking technical cookies may affect the operation of certain website functions.

25. PERSONAL DATA PROCESSED THROUGH COOKIES

Where cookies or other tracking technologies involve the processing of personal data, information such as the following may be processed:

  • IP address;

  • online identifiers;

  • device identifiers;

  • pages visited;

  • date and time of the visit;

  • interactions with the website;

  • traffic source;

  • technical information;

  • advertising campaign data;

  • conversion-related information.

For more information about the processing of personal data, legal bases, recipients and Data Subject rights, please refer to the Privacy Policy.

26. DATA SUBJECT RIGHTS

Where information collected through cookies constitutes personal data, the Data Subject may exercise, in the circumstances provided for under the GDPR, the rights of:

  • access;

  • rectification;

  • erasure;

  • restriction;

  • objection;

  • data portability;

  • withdrawal of consent;

  • objection to direct marketing;

  • protection in relation to certain automated decisions.

Requests may be sent to:

info@cassettasicurezza.it

Further information is available in the Privacy Policy.

27. COMPLAINT TO THE DATA PROTECTION AUTHORITY

The Data Subject has the right to lodge a complaint with:

Garante per la protezione dei dati personali
Italian Data Protection Authority

Up-to-date information on how to lodge a complaint is available at:

www.garanteprivacy.it

28. CHANGES TO THIS COOKIE POLICY

VAULTS1 may periodically update this Cookie Policy when:

  • cookies are added or removed;

  • analytics technologies are changed;

  • new advertising platforms are introduced;

  • purposes change;

  • third parties change;

  • retention periods change;

  • new features are introduced;

  • legislation or the practice of competent authorities changes.

The updated version will always be available at:

www.cassettasicurezza.it

The date of the most recent update will be indicated at the beginning of the Policy.

Where a change significantly affects previously given consent, the user’s choice will be requested again where necessary.

29. CONTACT DETAILS

For any questions relating to the use of cookies or other tracking technologies, please contact:

VAULTS1 S.R.L.
Tax Code and VAT Number: 14378300967
Via Vincenzo Monti, 47
20123 Milan (MI)
Italy

Email: info@cassettasicurezza.it
Telephone: +39 347 913 9108
Website: www.cassettasicurezza.it

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