Threat Landscape Product Cookie Policy

Last Updated: 2026-05-12

This Product Cookie Policy explains how Ecliptica Labs AB ("Ecliptica Labs", "we", "us", or "our") uses cookies and similar client-side technologies in connection with logged-in use of Threat Landscape Platform, Threat Landscape Copilot, Threat Landscape API browser interfaces, and related account or administration interfaces (collectively, the "Product Services").

This Product Cookie Policy is separate from the Website Cookie Policy. It applies to the logged-in product environment rather than the public marketing website or self-serve checkout journey.

1. Technologies Covered

For purposes of this Product Cookie Policy, "cookies and similar technologies" may include:

- browser cookies;
- session cookies;
- local storage;
- session storage; and
- similar client-side mechanisms used to maintain requested product functionality.

2. How the Product Services Use Cookies and Similar Technologies

The Product Services may use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:

- authenticating users and maintaining secure sessions;
- protecting the Product Services against abuse or unauthorized access;
- remembering user-requested settings, such as saved filters, workspace selections, or interface preferences;
- preserving product state needed for core functionality; and
- supporting account administration or billing handoffs where relevant.

Saved filters and similar product settings are generally intended to store functional product preferences rather than personal profile information. However, these settings may still be associated with a specific user account, browser, or session.

3. Third-Party Providers

The Product Services may rely on third-party providers that use cookies or similar technologies, including:

- Supabase, for authentication and session management; and
- Cloudflare, for security, proxying, and related network protections.

Where the Product Services link out to self-serve billing flows, LemonSqueezy may also use cookies or similar technologies in connection with checkout or merchant-of-record services.

4. Consent

Some cookies and similar technologies used in the Product Services may be strictly necessary for security, authentication, or user-requested product functionality.

Other functional cookies or similar technologies may be used to store user preferences, such as saved filters or workspace settings. Where applicable law requires consent for non-essential cookies or similar technologies, we will seek or rely on an appropriate consent mechanism before using them.

5. Managing Cookies and Storage

You may configure your browser to block or delete cookies or local storage entries. However, doing so may impair authentication, saved filters, workspace preferences, or other parts of the Product Services.

6. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Product Cookie Policy from time to time. The updated version will be posted with a revised "Last Updated" date.

7. Contact

For questions about this Product Cookie Policy, use the contact details set out in the Threat Landscape Product Privacy Policy.