Technically necessary cookies

Technically necessary cookies are essential for the proper functioning of a website. They enable basic functions without which the website cannot be operated. These cookies are essential to ensure certain technical requirements and user-friendliness.

Examples of technical necessity

• Session cookies:
  hold information about a user's current session, e.g. the selection of language settings or the contents of a shopping cart.
• Authentication cookies:
  Manage the login of users and prevent them from having to log in again for each new page.
• Security cookies:
  Protect against attacks, such as cross-site request forgery (CSRF), by storing security tokens.

Data protection and consent

Technically necessary cookies generally do not require the explicit consent of the user, as they are necessary for the basic functionality of the website. Nevertheless, users must be informed that such cookies are being used.

Lifetime

These cookies can be stored either as session cookies (temporary, are deleted when the browser is closed) or as persistent cookies (remain for a specified period of time).

Difference to other cookie types

In contrast to functional or advertising cookies, which offer additional features or personalized advertising, technically necessary cookies are used exclusively for the operation and security of the website.

CCM19 and technically necessary cookies

With CCM19, you can ensure that technically necessary cookies are managed correctly and in compliance with the GDPR.
CCM19 supports the easy integration and management of these cookies to ensure that your website provides all necessary functions while meeting data protection requirements. You can find more information about the integration of CCM19 on the CCM19 website.