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CookieRisk
Investigate cookies, trackers and consent flows using browser-based evidence for further review.
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About CookieRisk
CookieRisk helps privacy teams, businesses and agencies investigate cookies, trackers and consent flows using browser-based evidence. It provides a way to examine what a website does around a visitor’s consent choice and to review observations that may need further attention.
Cookie banners are only one part of a website’s privacy setup. A useful investigation also looks at activity in the browser before a visitor interacts with the banner and after a choice is made. CookieRisk brings these observations together so teams can understand the behavior they need to investigate.
Quick Scan examines a website before banner interaction. It offers a starting point for looking at cookies and tracking activity without requiring an account. This can help someone identify areas for review before deciding whether to investigate a website more deeply.
Deep Scan compares browser observations across baseline, reject and accept flows. Looking at these different flows helps teams consider how observed activity changes after a visitor makes a choice. Deep Scan requires a free account and is subject to usage limits.
The reports provide evidence for further investigation. Rather than treating a score or a single observation as a final legal conclusion, teams can use the results to examine possible issues in context. A result should be interpreted alongside the scan conditions and any limitations in the available evidence.
CookieRisk can support agencies reviewing client websites, privacy teams checking their organization’s sites, and developers investigating consent-related behavior. For example, a team can begin with a Quick Scan, review the observations, and use a Deep Scan to compare what happens around different consent choices. The findings can help guide a closer look at the relevant implementation.
CookieRisk is designed to identify potential risk and provide information for review. It does not replace legal advice or guarantee that a website is compliant. What a scan observes depends on the website, the scan flow and the evidence available at the time.
Cookie banners are only one part of a website’s privacy setup. A useful investigation also looks at activity in the browser before a visitor interacts with the banner and after a choice is made. CookieRisk brings these observations together so teams can understand the behavior they need to investigate.
Quick Scan examines a website before banner interaction. It offers a starting point for looking at cookies and tracking activity without requiring an account. This can help someone identify areas for review before deciding whether to investigate a website more deeply.
Deep Scan compares browser observations across baseline, reject and accept flows. Looking at these different flows helps teams consider how observed activity changes after a visitor makes a choice. Deep Scan requires a free account and is subject to usage limits.
The reports provide evidence for further investigation. Rather than treating a score or a single observation as a final legal conclusion, teams can use the results to examine possible issues in context. A result should be interpreted alongside the scan conditions and any limitations in the available evidence.
CookieRisk can support agencies reviewing client websites, privacy teams checking their organization’s sites, and developers investigating consent-related behavior. For example, a team can begin with a Quick Scan, review the observations, and use a Deep Scan to compare what happens around different consent choices. The findings can help guide a closer look at the relevant implementation.
CookieRisk is designed to identify potential risk and provide information for review. It does not replace legal advice or guarantee that a website is compliant. What a scan observes depends on the website, the scan flow and the evidence available at the time.
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