Security Policy
XPLOREDATUM's comprehensive approach to cybersecurity, vulnerability disclosure, and responsible security research framework.
Provided by XPLOREDATUM TECHNOLOGIES LLP
Security Contact
Primary Contact
security@xploredatum.com
For urgent security vulnerabilities and incidents
Alternative Contact
https://xploredatum.com/contact
General inquiries and non-urgent security matters
Responsible Disclosure Policy
What We Encourage
- • Responsible vulnerability disclosure
- • Detailed reproduction steps
- • Impact assessment and risk analysis
- • Proof-of-concept demonstrations
- • Suggestions for remediation
What We Prohibit
- • Public disclosure before remediation
- • Data exfiltration or destruction
- • Denial of service attacks
- • Social engineering of employees
- • Physical security testing
Vulnerability Reporting Process
Required Information
Vulnerability Description
Clear description of the security issue
Reproduction Steps
Step-by-step instructions to reproduce
Impact Assessment
Potential impact and severity rating
Supporting Evidence
Screenshots, logs, or proof-of-concept
Response Timeline
Our Security Commitments
Transparency
Open communication throughout the disclosure process
Recognition
Public acknowledgment for responsible researchers
Protection
Legal protection for good-faith security research
Legal Framework
XPLOREDATUM TECHNOLOGIES LLP is committed to working with security researchers who follow responsible disclosure practices. We will not pursue legal action against researchers who:
- • Make a good faith effort to avoid privacy violations and data destruction
- • Contact us first before disclosing the vulnerability publicly
- • Provide reasonable time for us to respond and address the issue
- • Do not exploit the vulnerability beyond what is necessary to demonstrate the risk
- • Follow all applicable laws and regulations
This policy is provided by XPLOREDATUM TECHNOLOGIES LLP, a limited liability partnership registered under the laws of India. This policy is governed by Indian law and any disputes will be resolved in the appropriate courts of Kerala, India.