Infrastructure Misuse & Abuse Policy

CONVESIO INFRASTRUCTURE MISUSE & PLATFORM ABUSE POLICY
Last Updated: March 5, 2026

Purpose

Convesio is committed to maintaining a secure, reliable, and high-performance infrastructure for all customers. This Infrastructure Misuse & Platform Abuse Policy describes prohibited activities that may threaten the integrity, availability, or security of the Convesio platform and related services.

This policy supplements Convesio’s Terms of Service, Master Services Agreement, and Acceptable Use Policy (AUP). Violations of this policy may result in investigation, service suspension, or termination as outlined in those agreements.


Scope

This policy applies to all users of Convesio services, including:

  • Customers

  • Authorized Users

  • Partners and agencies

  • Any individual or entity accessing the Convesio platform or infrastructure

Customers are responsible for all activity conducted under their accounts and for ensuring that their users comply with this policy.


Prohibited Infrastructure Misuse

Users may not use the Convesio platform in any way that interferes with, disrupts, or attempts to compromise the integrity, performance, or security of the platform or other users.

Prohibited activities include, but are not limited to:

Unauthorized Access

  • Attempting to gain unauthorized access to systems, networks, accounts, or data

  • Circumventing authentication, access controls, or security mechanisms

  • Attempting to probe, scan, or test system vulnerabilities without authorization

Malicious Software or Malware

  • Hosting, distributing, or executing malicious software, including viruses, worms, ransomware, or trojans

  • Operating command-and-control infrastructure for malicious activity

  • Using the platform to compromise other systems or networks

Network Abuse

  • Conducting denial-of-service (DoS) or distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks

  • Generating traffic intended to degrade or disrupt services

  • Using automated tools to overload systems or infrastructure

Resource Abuse

  • Excessive or abusive consumption of compute, network, or storage resources that materially impacts platform stability

  • Operating unauthorized cryptocurrency mining or similar high-resource workloads

  • Using infrastructure for purposes unrelated to the intended services offered by Convesio

Fraudulent or Deceptive Activity

  • Hosting phishing infrastructure or fraudulent websites

  • Distributing spam, scams, or deceptive communications

  • Supporting payment fraud, card testing, or other financial abuse

Circumvention of Platform Safeguards

  • Attempting to bypass monitoring, rate limits, or abuse detection systems

  • Manipulating or interfering with platform security controls

  • Concealing malicious activity through obfuscation or proxy infrastructure


Monitoring and Enforcement

To protect platform integrity and customer environments, Convesio may implement monitoring, logging, and automated detection systems designed to identify misuse or abuse of the platform.

If potential violations are detected, Convesio may:

  • Investigate suspicious activity

  • Limit or suspend services

  • Require corrective action

  • Terminate accounts or services when necessary

  • Cooperate with law enforcement where required by law

Convesio may take these actions without prior notice when necessary to protect the security, availability, or integrity of the platform.


Reporting Abuse

Suspected infrastructure misuse or security concerns may be reported to Convesio by contacting:

security@convesio.com

Convesio investigates all credible abuse reports and takes appropriate action to protect the platform and its users.


Policy Updates

Convesio may update this Infrastructure Misuse & Platform Abuse Policy from time to time to reflect evolving security practices, regulatory requirements, or platform capabilities. Updates will be posted on the Convesio website and will become effective upon publication.


For additional details regarding platform use and restrictions, please refer to the Convesio Acceptable Use Policy, Terms of Service, and applicable service agreements.