AI Use Policy
How Nubesti uses artificial intelligence in testing and reporting, what we do not train on, and the limits of AI findings.
Last updated: September 21, 2026
Nubesti uses automation and artificial intelligence to find weaknesses and draft reports. This policy explains how that works. It supplements the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
1. What the AI does
AI and automated engines may:
- Map and probe in-scope assets you designate
- Classify and prioritize findings
- Draft report language, remediation hints, and pull-request suggestions
- Reduce obvious false positives
Humans may review enterprise or professional-services work. Self-serve scans can be fully automated.
2. Customer data and training
We process customer targets, evidence, and findings to deliver the service you bought.
We do not use your customer findings, evidence, or target lists to train public foundation models. We may use de-identified, aggregated product telemetry (for example, feature reliability) to operate and improve the platform.
If a future feature would use customer content to improve models in a way that could identify you, we will say so in-product and update this page before enabling it.
3. Your responsibilities
You remain responsible for:
- Completing KYC and holding a valid authorization
- Choosing safe scope (prefer staging)
- Reviewing AI output before you treat it as final
- Deciding which patches to apply
AI suggestions can be wrong, incomplete, or unsafe in your environment.
4. Limits
AI-assisted testing does not guarantee that every vulnerability will be found, that systems are breach-proof, or that you will pass a compliance audit. The disclaimers in the Terms apply.
5. Human review and support
Paid support and professional services may include human analysis. Unless an order form says a named analyst will review every finding, automation is the default.
6. Prohibited AI use by customers
You may not use Nubesti output to attack systems you are not authorized to test, to generate malware for harm, or to misrepresent findings as a formal certification.