Privacy

S.R.E Manufacturing and Trading P.L.C., Addis Ababa · last updated 15 September 2026

What we collect from this website

Only what you enter in the registration form: your name, work email, and optionally your organisation, phone number, country, which plan you were looking at, and whatever you write in the message box. We also record the IP address the form was submitted from and your browser's user-agent string, to stop the form being abused.

There are no advertising trackers, no analytics scripts and no third-party cookies on this site.

What we do with it

• Contact you about AI Cyber Guard, once, and then only if you reply.
• Understand what people are asking for, so we build the right things.

We do not sell it, rent it, or pass it to anyone outside S.R.E. We do not add you to a newsletter.

Your data inside the product

This is the part that matters most, and it is the reason the product is built the way it is. AI Cyber Guard runs on your own hardware. Detection, blocking, geolocation and threat-intelligence lookups all happen locally against datasets shipped with the software. Your traffic, your logs, your alerts and your incidents never reach us.

Two optional features can send data outward, and both are off by default and must be switched on by your own administrator:

• The AI analyst. If enabled, detection metadata is sent to Anthropic's API so a language model can write the explanation. Attack payloads are withheld unless separately enabled, and recognisable secrets are stripped from anything sent.
• Online reputation enrichment. If enabled, attacking IP addresses are checked against AbuseIPDB.

With both off, AI Cyber Guard makes no outbound connection at all. That is the supported air-gapped configuration.

The content filter

The content filter is a filtering resolver. When you switch it on - on a phone through the AI Cyber Guard app or an installed profile, on a PC through the desktop edition - every domain name your device looks up (for example "which address is facebook.com") is sent over an encrypted connection to the resolver you chose: your own AI Cyber Guard server, or cyberguard.et. The resolver answers, or, if the name is blocked by the policy set in your console, answers with an address that goes nowhere.

On Android this is done with a DNS-only VPN. Only name lookups enter the tunnel. Web pages, calls, messages and app data do not pass through it and are not inspected; the filter cannot see page contents, passwords or messages, and it does not redirect or alter traffic for advertising or any other purpose. Android shows a key icon while it is on.

What the resolver records: the names looked up and whether each was blocked, counted per device, and unknown names in a queue for your administrator to categorise. It records nothing else. These records stay on the resolver you chose, are used only to run the filter and to let an administrator review it, and are never sold or shared. Removing a device from the console's Filter page deletes its counters. The filter blocks whole sites, not individual pages, and the console says so.

The filter is off until you switch it on. Both the app and the desktop edition explain what it does before the first switch-on, and you can switch it off at any time.

How long we keep it

Registration details are kept until you ask us to delete them, or until they are clearly no longer relevant. Inside the product, retention is yours to configure and is enforced by the software, not by a promise.

Your rights

Email info@sreglobal.org and ask us what we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. We will action a deletion request within 30 days and confirm when it is done. You do not have to give a reason.

Security of what we hold

This website is served over HTTPS only. Registration data sits in a database on a server we control, reachable only by authenticated staff accounts with logged access. If we ever suffer a breach affecting your details, we will tell you.