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RESPONSIBLE DISCLOSURE

Found a vulnerability? We want a clear and responsible reporting path.

For vulnerabilities affecting securyza.com or a clearly identifiable Securyza service, email a technical description to info@securyza.com and identify it as a security vulnerability report in the subject. Do not include unnecessary personal data.

Good-faith researchMinimal impactRepro stepsNo extortionNo data retentionCoordinated disclosure

What the customer should get

Provide a simple path for useful security reports without encouraging destructive activity, persistent access, exfiltration or premature publication of sensitive information.

What it includes

What to send

Affected URL/asset, description, observed impact, minimal reproduction steps and non-sensitive screenshots where useful.

Avoid harm

Do not perform DoS/DDoS, social engineering, phishing, physical access, persistence, data destruction or testing of unauthorised third parties.

Data handling

If you encounter real data, stop testing, do not download more than minimally necessary and report what happened.

Scope

Public scope covers clearly identifiable Securyza assets; customer, partner and vendor systems are not automatically authorised.

Communication

Keep the report confidential while it is verified and a reasonable remediation is coordinated.

security.txt

The site also publishes /.well-known/security.txt so the reporting contact is machine-readable.

OPERATIONAL OUTCOMES

A service that is understandable, verifiable and connected to the rest of the ecosystem.

Clear public channel
Reproducible reports
Lower third-party risk
Coordinated disclosure
security.txt available
Stronger Trust Center

How we activate it

We start from the real environment, define scope and ownership, then implement only what can be sustained and measured.

1

Report

Send enough technical detail to reproduce the issue without unnecessary sensitive data.

2

Triage

Securyza validates the affected asset, impact and reproducibility.

3

Remediate

Remediation is planned according to risk, dependencies and technical availability.

4

Coordinate

Any public disclosure should be coordinated to avoid increasing risk to users or customers.

WHEN IT FITS

The right perimeter depends on risk and environment.

Security researchers
Customers
Partners
Developers
Website users
Suppliers finding an issue

FAQ

Can I freely test Securyza customer systems?

No. Securyza branding does not grant permission to test customer, partner or third-party infrastructure.

Does this automatically create a bug bounty programme?

No. This policy provides a responsible disclosure channel and does not automatically promise financial rewards.

ASSESS BEFORE TECHNOLOGY

Define the perimeter before building the quote.

We can start with a Security Exposure Check, a site survey or a focused assessment and turn it into a project with clear scope, economics and ownership.