Legal & Transparency
How CyberGuardian works, what it analyzes, and how results should be interpreted.
CyberGuardian assesses the externally observable security posture of domains and web infrastructure. This includes TLS configuration, HTTP security headers, redirect behavior, DNS records, and other signals that are publicly accessible without authentication.
All analysis is performed on data that is openly available on the public internet. CyberGuardian does not access private systems, internal networks, or any data that requires credentials or authorization to retrieve.
CyberGuardian does not collect, store, or process usernames, passwords, API keys, or any form of authentication credentials — neither from the entities being assessed nor from users of the platform.
Assessments may incorporate signals from external threat intelligence sources and reputation databases. These sources are used to enrich analysis but do not constitute the sole basis of any score.
Results represent a point-in-time assessment of externally observable signals. They are not guarantees of security or insecurity. Infrastructure changes rapidly — a score reflects the state at the time of assessment, not a permanent characterization of any entity.
CyberGuardian is designed for legitimate security research, procurement due diligence, and organizational risk assessment. Use of the platform to facilitate attacks, harassment, or unauthorized surveillance is strictly prohibited.
For questions about this policy or platform behavior, contact the CyberGuardian security team directly.
cybergurdianai@gmail.comThis policy may evolve as CyberGuardian expands its capabilities and infrastructure.