TERMS OF SERVICE & END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT
REGULATION OF SAAS LICENSING AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GOVERNANCE
01.Subject of Agreement & Grant of Limited SaaS License
This End User License Agreement (hereinafter "Agreement", "EULA") is a legally binding B2B contract between Cognicore NeuroSystems LLC. (hereinafter "Licensor") and the authenticated specialist or healthcare institution (hereinafter "Licensee", "User").
Licensor grants Licensee a limited, non-exclusive, revocable, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license to access and operate the Cognicore Neuro-OS cloud infrastructure strictly for specialized diagnostic support, research profiling, and clinical reporting workflows.
02.Absolute Prohibition of Reverse Engineering & Extraction of Core Logic
The entire architecture of deterministic CDSS logic trees, ICF mapping models, and the proprietary NeuroDraft algorithmic pipeline constitute proprietary trade secrets and copyrighted intellectual property of Cognicore NeuroSystems LLC.
- Decompilation & Disassembly Prohibition: Licensee shall not decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer, decrypt, or attempt to derive the underlying mathematical rules and source code of the Platform.
- Prohibition of Scraping & Extraction: The use of automated scripts, crawlers, or scrapers designed to systematically harvest diagnostic terminology matrices, template vocabularies, or logic nodes is strictly prohibited.
- Remedies & Injunctive Relief: Breach of this section triggers immediate account termination with forfeiture of prepaid fees and entitles Licensor to pursue emergency injunctive relief and statutory damages in competent jurisdictions.
03.Account Security & Credential Custody
Accounts are strictly individual. Licensee maintains exclusive liability for safeguarding authentication credentials. Unauthorized delegation or credential sharing with external third parties constitutes a material breach resulting in immediate contract termination.
04.Service Availability, Maintenance & SLA Benchmarks
Licensor utilizes commercially viable measures to maintain a 99.5% Uptime SLA for the cloud processing stack, excluding announced maintenance cycles published in the Platform Dispatch Hub.