Terms of use
These terms cover your use of this website. Delivery of any Cyberross service is governed by the signed engagement agreement, which prevails over this page.
Trade marks
"Cyberross" is a registered European Union trade mark, EUTM 018977523, registered in Nice classes 9 and 42 and held by Cyberross OÜ. The mark may not be used in a way that suggests endorsement, affiliation or origin without written permission. Third-party marks appearing on this site remain the property of their owners.
Content
Advisories, research and other material published here are provided for information. They describe conditions observed at a point in time and do not constitute a warranty that your systems are or are not affected. Acting on them remains your decision.
No advice relationship
Reading this website does not create a client relationship. Nothing here is legal, regulatory or financial advice, and compliance statements about GDPR, NIS2, DORA or any other instrument are general commentary rather than an assessment of your obligations.
Acceptable use
You may not attempt to gain unauthorised access to this website or its infrastructure, submit domains you are not authorised to submit for assessment, or use the contact channels to transmit unlawful material. Good-faith security research is welcome and covered by our disclosure policy.
Availability
We aim to keep this website available but do not guarantee uninterrupted access. The incident response hotline is operated separately from this website and is not affected by website downtime.
Links
Links to external sites, including public registers, are provided for verification and convenience. We do not control their content and are not responsible for it.
Governed by the laws of Estonia. Questions: info@cyberross.com. See also the privacy notice.
Scope
These terms cover this website only. Anything Cyberross delivers for you is governed by the signed engagement agreement, which takes precedence.
Good-faith research
We do not pursue researchers acting in good faith. See the disclosure policy before testing anything.