Last Updated: April 2026 | Operated by Gigabits
These terms and privacy policies outline our commitment to your data, how our telemetry operates, and the scope of our services. Please review the detailed sections below.
MagenSec applies absolute minimal telemetry required to map and validate endpoint configurations to assess vulnerabilities, to power the MAGI decision engine, and to allow for generation of historically accurate operational proofs.
In practice, we use HTTPS for all communications. From a protocol standard standpoint, that translates equivalently to utilizing minimum Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2 or 1.3 across all of our transit corridors, establishing an authoritative level of data privacy mirroring modern SaaS encryption guarantees. Furthermore, our persistent telemetry is processed purely to provide decision intelligence exclusively to you.
Our platform aims to be a source of structural security truth. In executing our system on your machines, the following principles apply:
Licensing enables telemetry flow and reporting functionality. Where a license expires, data flow naturally suspends while previously compiled snapshots generally await proper resumption via renewal.
Though MagenSec strives to uncloak opaque vulnerabilities and provide immediate intelligence over security degradation, the system acts primarily as an analytical observability layer—ultimately relying on administration from your personnel for execution of risk-mitigating adjustments.
Because adversarial operations continuously pivot, MagenSec cannot guarantee total network invulnerability. Our MAGI synthesis guides resource allocation, yet the services are offered essentially "AS IS" out of functional necessity.
Under no framework parameters shall organizational aggregate liability related to system performance logically exceed total sub-tier subscription amounts delivered during the specific twelve preceding operational months linked directly to the inciting event.
These terms are governed exclusively by the laws of Hyderabad, India, bypassing generalized conflict of laws principles. The legal operational entity steering the services is Gigabits, pending any localized corporate restructuring initiatives. All arbitration directives mandate proceedings local to Hyderabad, India.