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Free Threat Assessment Terms

These terms apply when you request a free threat assessment from Overwatch Data, Inc. ("Overwatch") through our website. By checking the box on the request form, you agree to them on behalf of the organization you name.

1. Who can request one. You must make the request on behalf of a business, public body or other organization, with authority to agree to these terms for it. Overwatch reviews each request and may decline or limit any assessment.
2. What you give us. Your organization's domains and, if you choose, its card BINs. Only submit assets your organization owns or is authorized to have assessed.
3. What we do. We search sources Overwatch can lawfully access, such as the open web, criminal forums, marketplaces and messaging channels, for information about the assets you submit. We don't connect to your systems, ask for credentials or install software, and we don't test or attack your infrastructure.
4. What you receive. A written summary of what we found, sent to the email address on the request, usually within 5 business days. Findings reflect what we could see at the time, and we may not find every exposure. Sensitive data in the findings, such as credentials or card numbers, is masked.
5. Confidentiality. We treat your submission and the results as confidential and use them only to prepare the assessment and to discuss it, and Overwatch's services, with you. The results are for your organization's internal use.
6. Third parties. If we find an active threat to someone outside your organization, such as a card issuer, we may tell them about the threat without naming you.
7. Retention. We delete the domains and BINs you submit 90 days after we receive them. We keep your contact details, and the record that you accepted these terms, as described in our Privacy Policy.
8. No charge, no obligation. The assessment is free and creates no obligation to buy anything.
9. No warranty. The assessment and results are provided "as is", for information only. They are not legal, security or other professional advice, and you decide what action to take.
10. Liability. To the extent the law allows, Overwatch's total liability arising from the assessment is limited to one hundred U.S. dollars (US$100), and Overwatch is not liable for indirect or consequential losses.
11. Other terms. These terms sit alongside our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy; if they conflict, these terms govern the assessment. Delaware law applies, as in the Terms of Use. We may update these terms, and the version in force when you submitted your request applies to it.