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1. Agreement Scope
These Terms of Service describe a draft contractual framework for access to and use of the Cyverra Security Awareness Platform. Final production terms should reflect the vendor’s actual legal entity, commercial model, support commitments, and governing law.
2. Authorized Use
The platform is intended for lawful internal security-awareness, training, simulation, and compliance-support purposes. Organizations may use the product only within the scope granted by the final commercial agreement and any documented feature limitations.
3. Account Responsibility
Customers are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of credentials, assigning appropriate roles, managing employee access, and ensuring that organization data loaded into the platform is accurate and lawfully processed.
4. Acceptable Conduct
Customers must not use the platform to deploy real malware, collect real credentials through deceptive activity, perform unlawful surveillance, or conduct unauthorized attacks. Simulations should remain within controlled training boundaries.
5. Intellectual Property
Except where otherwise agreed, the platform, its software, and related service materials remain the property of the vendor or its licensors. Customer-generated data remains subject to the applicable agreement and the customer’s underlying rights.
6. Service Changes
The vendor may update platform features, user interfaces, and operational controls over time. Material changes to contractual obligations should be documented through updated terms or commercial addenda.
7. Security and Availability
The platform is intended to include role-based access, protected storage, and operational safeguards, but no online service is guaranteed to be uninterrupted or error-free. Availability, support, and incident-response obligations should be defined contractually.
8. AI-Assisted Features
AI-generated content should be treated as draft operational output requiring human review. Customers remain responsible for final decisions, approvals, and legal compliance relating to training or simulation content.
9. Limitation and Liability Placeholders
Production terms should include legally reviewed provisions covering warranties, disclaimers, limitations of liability, indemnities, suspension, termination, and dispute resolution.
10. Contact Information
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