There are a couple of types of cookies related to the web browsing experience. Neither cookie type contains any personally identifiable information.

A temporary cookie, technically known as a Session Cookie, is one that your browser sets by default to communicate your browsing experience between you and the server. This session cookie is automatically destroyed in your browser when you close the web browsing session on the NSORM site.

The second cookie type is known as a persistent cookie. A persistent cookie is a small bit of data stored locally on your machine that helps with the overall browsing experience.

NSORM in general does not utilize persistent cookies for the site to function properly. However, these cookies can help us provide a more tailored experience for Customer based on the type of content Customer has expressed interest in and how the Customer utilizes the services.

• Persistent cookies may help us understand:
• How you found NSORM
• Which page you first landed on
• How you navigate our content

Additionally, third-party cookies—such as those set by Google, Facebook, or other analytics and advertising platforms—may be used to help measure advertising effectiveness.

For added control, customers may manage cookie settings in their browser for login convenience, saved preferences, and personalization.