Cookie Policy
Clarification on legal liability
The information presented on this page is informative and general in nature, intended to provide general guidance on the use of cookies in digital environments. This content should not be construed as legal advice or a definitive recommendation on specific practices within your organization.
Each institution has its own technical, legal, and operational specificities. Therefore, we recommend consulting a legal professional to adapt the cookie policy to your website's specific characteristics, respecting current legislation and user rights.
Understanding the use of cookies
Cookies are small text files stored on users' devices when they access a website. They serve to improve the browsing experience, remember preferences, collect statistical data, and, in some cases, offer personalized content.
In some jurisdictions, it is mandatory to inform users of the types of cookies being used (e.g., essential, performance, analytics, or advertising cookies) and to provide the ability to consent or refuse. This practice ensures greater transparency and reinforces the commitment to privacy.
It is important to note that some third-party services used on the IASE website—such as analytics services, social networks, or embedded features—may use their own cookies, whose policies are not covered by this statement. In these cases, we recommend that users consult the privacy policies of the respective providers directly.
Note: IASE values transparency and data protection. If you wish to review your preferences or obtain more information about the cookies used on this website, please contact us or see our Privacy Policy.