Legal // Acceptable use
Acceptable use.
A short set of rules for interacting with this website and the systems behind it. We build security software; we expect security research, and we ask that it is done responsibly.
Rules
What is and is not permitted.
- Permitted use
- Read, reference, quote with attribution, and link to this site. Contact us about early access. Use the material to evaluate whether WARDOG fits your estate.
- No unauthorised testing
- Do not scan, probe, fuzz, brute-force, or attempt to gain access to systems or data you are not authorised to reach. Load or stress testing requires written permission in advance.
- No interference
- Do not attempt to degrade availability, bypass rate limits, inject content, or interfere with other visitors' use of the site.
- No bulk extraction
- Automated scraping for republication, model training corpora, or resale of site content is not permitted. Ordinary search-engine indexing is welcome.
- No misrepresentation
- Do not present yourself as WARDOG or Prodia Systems, register confusingly similar domains or handles, or imply a partnership, customer relationship or endorsement that does not exist.
- Responsible disclosure
- If you find a vulnerability, report it privately before disclosing it anywhere else, and give us a reasonable window to remediate. Good-faith research reported this way is welcomed, not pursued.
- Enforcement
- We may block access, preserve logs, and where activity is unlawful refer the matter to the relevant authorities. Necessary security logging is carried out on the basis of legitimate interests.
- The platform itself
- This notice covers the website. Use of the WARDOG platform is governed by the separate agreement signed with each early-access participant.
To report a vulnerability, see the security page. For anything else, use the contact page.
Entity behind this site
Prodia Systems Limited
27 Pembroke Street Upper
Dublin 2, D02 X361
Ireland
Registered in Ireland, company number 822962.
contact@prodiasystems.com
+353 1 611 1534
Last updated: 5 September 2026