Responsible disclosure policy
A careful approach to reporting, validating, and responding to security findings
Security reports should be handled through minimal-impact validation, written communication, and clear ownership. This policy is not a public invitation for broad testing activity.
Core principles
- Validation should stay inside written authorization and minimal-impact handling.
- Communication should reduce risk and help remediation move forward.
- Ownership, response expectations, and closure criteria should be explicit.
- Unauthorized testing, disruption, extortion, spyware, and stealth monitoring are not supported.
Submission guidance
- Provide enough context to understand the issue, affected URL or asset, and how it was observed.
- Avoid testing that could disrupt service, alter data, bypass consent, or exceed minimal validation.
- Do not publicly disclose sensitive details while validation and remediation are in progress.
- This page does not authorize testing of third-party assets or client systems without written permission.
To report an issue affecting this website or to request structured disclosure support for an asset you own or administer, use the secure contact route or email contact@resiliencesecurities.com.
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