Blackwall terms

These rules apply to STRATIC Blackwall, in addition to the terms of service.

Only your own websites

You may put a website behind Blackwall only if you own it, or you are responsible for it and are allowed to route its traffic through a firewall. When you add one you confirm this.

Proof is required and stays required

No traffic is handled until a code unique to your account is found on the website or its domain. The code is looked for again every day. Do not place a code on a site you are not allowed to change.

Only your own server

The server you name as the place your website runs must be yours, or your host's for your site. Blackwall refuses servers on private networks and will not forward traffic to them.

Your visitors' traffic passes through us

Every request to your website, and every answer, passes through Blackwall. We record stopped and noted requests for 30 days: when, from which address, which page, and the name the sender's software gave itself. We do not record cookies, passwords or sign-in tokens. We count the rest. Tell your visitors what your own privacy notice requires.

No working around the rules

Do not use Blackwall to reach servers that are not yours, to hide where traffic comes from, or to carry anything unlawful.

What it is not

Blackwall lowers the chance that a common attack on a website succeeds. It is not a promise that a website is secure.

What happens if these are broken

We may switch a website to pass-through, stop serving it and close the account.

Terms

[STRATIC's standard terms copy for security products goes here.]