Terms & Conditions
These Terms govern your use of the CyberAdX Network — as an advertiser, publisher, or platform user. They were substantially revised in May 2026 to reflect the current pixel architecture, publisher network, and compliance framework.
1. Definitions
CyberAdX / we / us: The CyberAdX Network, operated by Quantum Security AI. The ad-serving infrastructure, platform, and associated services.
Platform: The CyberAdX advertising platform at cyberadx.network, the pixel worker at px.cyberadx.network, the advertiser/publisher dashboard, and all related services.
Advertiser: Any entity that purchases advertising placements through the Platform.
Publisher: Any website operator that has been approved to display CyberAdX ads by integrating the pixel on their property.
Pixel / Ad Pixel: The CyberAdX JavaScript ad-serving component (cax-slots.js + p.js) and its backend worker at px.cyberadx.network.
Campaign: An advertising initiative comprising creatives, targeting settings, budget, and duration, managed via the Platform.
Insertion Order (IO): A signed document or accepted quote specifying campaign details, pricing, and duration.
Network: The 13+ approved publisher properties through which CyberAdX delivers ads, collectively reaching cybersecurity professionals.
Invalid Traffic (IVT): Non-human or fraudulent ad impressions, including bot traffic, automated browsers, and forged Turnstile tokens.
Click Token: An HMAC-signed, single-use cryptographic token issued per impression that authorizes one click event; used for click fraud prevention.
DNT / GPC: Do Not Track browser header and Global Privacy Control signal — both honoured by the pixel worker.
Package: A named advertising tier: Core ($5,000/mo), Pro ($10,000/mo), or Flagship ($18,000/mo), as described in the pricing documentation.
2. Scope & Acceptance
These Terms apply to all users of the Platform — whether you are an Advertiser purchasing campaigns, a Publisher integrating the Pixel, or a visitor to cyberadx.network. By accessing the Platform, creating an account, submitting an Insertion Order, or integrating the Pixel on your property, you agree to be bound by these Terms, our Advertising Policy, and our Privacy Policy, each of which are incorporated herein by reference.
If you are entering these Terms on behalf of a company or other legal entity, you represent that you have authority to bind that entity. If you do not have that authority, do not use the Platform.
3. Network Architecture & Ad Serving
3.1 How the Pixel Works
CyberAdX delivers ads through a privacy-preserving pixel architecture hosted on Cloudflare Workers (px.cyberadx.network). Publisher pages load a JavaScript file (cax-slots.js) that requests ad content from the pixel worker. Ad selection is governed by campaign priority, zone targeting, and property allowlist — not by individual user behavioural profiles.
3.2 Turnstile Bot Filtering
Before serving any impression, the pixel requires a valid Cloudflare Turnstile invisible challenge token. This verifies that the request originates from a real browser environment. Impressions from automated browsers, bots, or forged tokens are rejected and not billed to Advertisers.
3.3 Publisher Network
Ads are served across an approved network of cybersecurity publisher properties. Only domains on the CyberAdX allowlist may trigger impression events. The current publisher list is published at cyberadx.network/sellers.json. Publishers must maintain a valid ads.txt entry on their domain authorising CyberAdX as a seller.
3.4 Click Fraud Protection
Each served impression generates a unique HMAC-signed Click Token with a 24-hour TTL. Clicks are only recorded if a valid, unused token is presented. Click fraud — artificially inflating click counts — is technically prevented at the infrastructure level. Any attempt to forge tokens or submit fraudulent clicks constitutes a material breach of these Terms.
3.5 Invalid Traffic Policy
CyberAdX does not bill Advertisers for IVT. Impressions filtered by Turnstile, the domain allowlist, or Cloudflare WAF rules are excluded from campaign delivery counts. If an Advertiser disputes IVT levels, they must submit a written report within 15 days of the campaign end date. CyberAdX's D1 audit logs are the authoritative record.
4. Advertiser Terms
4.1 Account Registration
Advertisers must create an account with accurate, current information. Accounts are single-entity; sharing credentials is prohibited. CyberAdX may refuse or terminate service to any Advertiser at its discretion, including for violation of the Advertising Policy.
4.2 Campaign Packages
CyberAdX offers three standard monthly packages: Core ($5,000/month), Pro ($10,000/month), and Flagship ($18,000/month). Custom Insertion Orders are available for enterprise clients. Package features, impression minimums, and deliverables are defined in the current pricing documentation and incorporated into each IO.
4.3 Creative & Content Standards
All ad creatives must comply with the Advertising Policy, including the 2026 AI/GEO disclosure requirements. Advertisers represent and warrant that they hold all necessary rights, licenses, and permissions for submitted creatives. Advertisers grant CyberAdX a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to reproduce and display creatives for the purpose of delivering the campaign.
4.4 Landing Page Standards
Landing pages must be consistent with creative content, load within 3 seconds on a 4G connection, and be free of malware, redirect chains, and deceptive UX patterns. CyberAdX conducts automated landing page scans and may suspend campaigns pending remediation of security findings.
4.5 Affiliate & Impact Network Campaigns
Advertisers participating through the Impact affiliate network agree to Impact's platform terms in addition to these Terms. CyberAdX SubID tracking parameters embedded in affiliate links are for publisher attribution only and do not include end-user personal data.
5. Publisher Terms
5.1 Eligibility
Publisher participation is by invitation or application only. Properties must publish content relevant to cybersecurity, privacy, enterprise technology, or adjacent professional topics, and must maintain editorial standards consistent with a professional B2B audience. CyberAdX reserves the right to decline or remove any property from the Network.
5.2 Pixel Integration Requirements
Approved Publishers must integrate the Pixel as documented (p.js + cax-slots.js via the /px/ same-origin proxy, CyberAdXPlacement component per zone specification). Publishers may not modify the Pixel code, inject additional ad requests, or use the Pixel on unlisted domains.
5.3 ads.txt Requirement
Publishers must maintain a valid ads.txt file on their domain listing CyberAdX as an authorised seller, with the seller_id matching the Publishers' entry in cyberadx.network/sellers.json. Removal of this entry, or addition of unauthorised networks, may result in suspension.
5.4 Content Standards
Publisher content must not promote illegal activities, contain malware, engage in deceptive practices, or target children under 13. Publishers are solely responsible for their editorial content. CyberAdX does not editorially control publisher content but reserves the right to remove a property from the Network if its content violates these Terms.
5.5 Revenue Share & Payment
Revenue share terms, payment schedule, and minimum thresholds are defined in the individual Publisher Agreement or onboarding documentation. Publishers receive detailed impression and click reporting via the Platform. Payment disputes must be raised within 30 days of invoice.
5.6 Full Publisher Agreement
Publishers are also subject to the Publisher Agreement, which covers revenue share structures, pixel placement obligations, and termination terms in full.
6. Data Handling & Privacy
6.1 Privacy Policy
CyberAdX's collection and use of data is governed by the Privacy Policy. By using the Platform, you agree to its terms. The Privacy Policy is incorporated into these Terms by reference.
6.2 DNT / GPC
The CyberAdX Pixel respects Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals. When these signals are present, individual impression events are not written to the D1 database — only aggregate analytics are recorded. This is a technical guarantee, not solely a policy commitment.
6.3 Data Processing Agreements
Advertisers and Publishers who require a GDPR-compliant Data Processing Agreement (Article 28) may request one at cyberadx.network/dpa. The DPA governs CyberAdX's role as a data processor on behalf of Advertiser/Publisher data controllers.
6.4 No Sale of Data
CyberAdX does not sell impression data, visitor IDs, or any other data derived from the Pixel to third parties. Campaign performance data is shared with the relevant Advertiser only.
7. Payment & Billing
7.1 Fees
Advertisers pay fees as specified in the applicable IO or package selection. All fees are in USD and exclusive of applicable taxes, which are the Advertiser's responsibility.
7.2 Payment Terms
- ›Monthly packages: invoiced on campaign start date; net-15 payment terms
- ›Multi-month commitments: first month invoiced upfront; subsequent months invoiced monthly
- ›À la carte / one-time placements: payment required before campaign launch
- ›Accepted: ACH transfer, wire transfer, credit card (3% processing fee applies to card payments)
7.3 Late Payments
Late payments accrue interest at 1.5% per month (or the maximum rate permitted by applicable law, whichever is lower) from the due date until paid. CyberAdX may suspend active campaigns for accounts more than 15 days past due.
7.4 Rate Changes
Package rates are subject to change with 30 days' written notice. Rate changes do not affect active IOs during their committed term.
8. Cancellation & Refunds
- ›Monthly packages: cancel with 30 days written notice; no mid-month refunds for the current billing period
- ›Multi-month commitments (3/6/12 month): early termination forfeits the multi-month discount — the served months are re-billed at the standard monthly rate; prepaid balance for unserved months is refunded
- ›Pre-launch cancellation (≥14 days before start): full refund of any prepaid amounts
- ›Pre-launch cancellation (<14 days before start): up to 50% cancellation fee of the IO value
- ›Campaigns suspended by CyberAdX for policy violations: no refund
- ›Platform outages exceeding 72 continuous hours: campaign extended by equivalent days at no charge
9. Events — CISO.POKER
CyberAdX operates event sponsorship campaigns for CISO.POKER, an exclusive cybersecurity executive event. Event sponsorship placements are governed by a separate Event Sponsorship IO. By participating in CISO.POKER sponsorships or applying for attendance, you agree that:
- ›Event details (date, venue, format) may change; material changes will be communicated with 30 days' notice
- ›Sponsorship fees are non-refundable within 30 days of the event date
- ›CyberAdX retains the right to decline sponsor applications that conflict with the cybersecurity executive audience standards
- ›Sponsor creative materials are subject to the same Advertising Policy standards as display campaigns
10. Reporting & Metrics
CyberAdX provides Advertisers with access to campaign metrics via the Platform dashboard and, for enterprise accounts, direct D1 query access. Metrics include: impressions served, clicks, CTR, carousel position breakdown, and IVT-filtered counts.
Metric discrepancies must be reported within 15 days of the campaign end date. CyberAdX's D1 event log is the authoritative record. CyberAdX does not guarantee specific results (clicks, conversions, leads) — campaign performance depends on creative quality, audience match, and market factors outside CyberAdX's control.
11. Intellectual Property
The CyberAdX platform, pixel code, ad-serving logic, dashboard, and all associated technology are the exclusive property of Quantum Security AI / CyberAdX. These Terms do not grant any licence to copy, reverse-engineer, decompile, or create derivative works from any CyberAdX technology.
Advertisers and Publishers retain all rights to their own content. The licences granted in Section 4.3 and 5.2 are limited to delivering the agreed services and do not transfer ownership.
12. Copyright & DMCA
CyberAdX respects intellectual property rights. If you believe that content on a CyberAdX publisher property infringes your copyright, submit a notice to our designated DMCA agent at cyberadx.network/dmca. We respond to valid takedown notices in accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 512).
13. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, CyberAdX shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, including loss of revenue, loss of data, or loss of business opportunity.
CyberAdX's total aggregate liability for any claim arising from these Terms shall not exceed the total fees paid by the claimant to CyberAdX in the three months preceding the claim.
CyberAdX is not liable for:
- ›Advertiser or Publisher content or landing pages
- ›IVT that bypasses our filtering systems despite reasonable measures
- ›Cloudflare infrastructure outages or edge network events beyond our control
- ›Third-party ad blocker interference with pixel delivery
- ›Force majeure events (natural disaster, cyberattack, government action, internet infrastructure failure)
14. Indemnification
You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless CyberAdX, Quantum Security AI, and their respective officers, directors, employees, and agents from any claims, losses, damages, costs, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising from:
- ›Your violation of these Terms or the Advertising Policy
- ›Your content, creatives, landing pages, or advertised products/services
- ›Your infringement of any third-party intellectual property, privacy, or other rights
- ›Your violation of any applicable law, regulation, or industry standard
- ›Click fraud, IVT generation, or pixel manipulation attributable to your account or properties
15. Changes to These Terms
CyberAdX may update these Terms at any time. Material changes — including new data processing practices, pricing structure changes, or material alterations to Publisher or Advertiser obligations — will be communicated with at least 14 days' notice via email to the address on file and by posting the updated Terms at this URL. Your continued use of the Platform after the effective date of changes constitutes acceptance.
16. Governing Law & Dispute Resolution
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, without regard to conflict of law provisions. Any dispute arising from or relating to these Terms shall be resolved through binding arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration Association, conducted in English. The arbitrator's decision is final and may be entered as a judgment in any court of competent jurisdiction. Nothing in this section prevents either party from seeking injunctive relief for intellectual property infringement or misappropriation of confidential information.
17. Contact
Questions?
Our legal and advertising teams are available to walk through any aspect of these Terms before you commit.
Also see: Privacy Policy · Advertising Policy · Publisher Agreement · Data Processing Agreement · DMCA