What Are Tracking Technologies

At ForwardBoost, we use various tracking technologies to improve your experience on forward-boost.com and better understand how our blockchain security services can serve your needs. These technologies include cookies, web beacons, and similar tools that help us provide more relevant content about smart contract audits and security testing.

Think of cookies as small digital notes that remember your preferences — like which blockchain networks you're most interested in or which security audit reports you've downloaded. This helps us show you the most relevant information without you having to start from scratch each visit.

We believe in transparency about how these tools work. When you visit our site to learn about blockchain security auditing or training programs, we want you to understand exactly what information we're collecting and why it benefits your experience.

Types of Tracking We Use

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

Here's what this means practically for your blockchain security journey with us. When you first visit our site researching smart contract audits, we might notice you spend time reading about Solidity vulnerability detection. Next time you visit, we'll prioritize showing you advanced Solidity security content rather than basic blockchain explanations.

If you download our security audit checklist, we remember this so we don't keep promoting the same resource. Instead, we might suggest our more advanced penetration testing guides or invite you to relevant webinars about emerging blockchain threats.

Personalized Security Resources

• Smart contract audit reports tailored to your blockchain platform interests
• Security training recommendations based on your current knowledge level
• Relevant case studies from similar projects to yours
• Updates about new vulnerabilities affecting your preferred blockchain networks
• Customized consultation scheduling based on your project timeline

Data Retention and Your Control

We don't hold onto your information longer than necessary. Most tracking data helps us during your active engagement with our services, then gets cycled out as we focus on current security trends and client needs.

Managing Your Tracking Preferences

You control how much tracking happens during your visits. Most browsers let you decide which types of tracking to allow, and we respect those choices completely.

Keep in mind that blocking certain tracking might affect functionality. For example, without session cookies, you'd need to re-enter information each time you navigate between pages of our security audit questionnaire.

Some clients prefer minimal tracking while still getting our security updates. Others want full personalization to streamline their audit planning process. Both approaches work fine with our systems.

Third-Party Security Tools

We integrate with security analysis tools that help us understand how effectively we're communicating complex blockchain security concepts. These partnerships follow strict data handling agreements — we never share client project details or sensitive security information.

For instance, our content analytics help us see if our smart contract vulnerability explanations are clear enough, or if we need simpler explanations of complex security concepts. This feedback loop helps us serve blockchain developers and project managers more effectively.

Partner Categories

• Website performance monitoring (helps optimize page loading for technical content)
• Content effectiveness measurement (shows which security guides are most helpful)
• Communication tools (support our webinars and training program delivery)
• Security infrastructure (protects our platform and your information)

Updates and Changes

Blockchain security evolves rapidly, and sometimes our tracking needs change to keep up with new threats or regulatory requirements in different markets. When we make significant changes to this policy, we'll update this page and notify active clients through our usual communication channels.

Minor updates — like adding new browser instructions or clarifying existing practices — happen without special notification since they don't affect your privacy or control options.

We review this policy quarterly as part of our security compliance procedures, ensuring it accurately reflects our current practices and meets evolving privacy standards across different jurisdictions where our clients operate.