Privacy, terms and responsible use.
Clear current notices for a project still in development. Complete product policies will be finalised before CAER is publicly released.
Current website privacy notice
Status: pre-release notice. A complete product Privacy Policy will be finalised before CAER becomes publicly available.
This public website does not currently provide CAER accounts, payments, software downloads or a contact form. It stores a light/dark theme preference locally in your browser so the display choice can be remembered.
If you email hello@caercyber.com, your message is handled through the relevant email service so CAER can read and respond to it. External services linked from this site, including Facebook, Instagram and Ko-fi, operate under their own privacy terms.
Hosting services may process ordinary technical request information needed to deliver and protect the website. Details for any future CAER product accounts, training data, retention, cookies or user rights will be documented accurately before public release rather than guessed in advance.
Pre-release terms status
Status: placeholder structure. Complete Terms of Use will be finalised before a public CAER product is released.
The current website is informational and contains an interactive interface demonstration. It does not make CAER software publicly downloadable or purchasable, and it does not create a paid subscription, trial account or licence.
Any editions, prices, packaging, features or trial details shown are provisional and may change. Website content may also be corrected or updated as development progresses.
Fictional and synthetic training data
CAER uses fictional organisations, employees, users, devices, network infrastructure, events and security incidents for training and simulation purposes. Any resemblance to real people, organisations, systems, domains, IP addresses or events is coincidental unless explicitly stated otherwise. No simulated identity or activity should be interpreted as representing a real person or organisation.
Generated and simulated identities, relationships and activity within CAER are synthetic training data created to support cybersecurity learning.
Use security knowledge with permission
CAER is designed for cybersecurity education and authorised training environments. Security tools, techniques and concepts should only be used on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.
CAER’s focus is defensive SOC investigation, evidence review and safe skills development—not unauthorised access to real systems.