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Effective 2026-07-17 · Last updated 2026-07-17 · Version 2026.07.17-draft

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How to Report a Vulnerability

Send reports to security@[DOMAIN] or use the form below. Include reporter name or alias, email, affected URL or component, description, reproduction steps, potential impact, screenshots or proof of concept, suggested remediation, and disclosure preference.

Good-Faith Research Guidelines

Act in good faith, avoid privacy violations, avoid disruption, and give CyberGuard reasonable time to investigate and remediate before disclosure.

Out-of-Scope and Prohibited Testing

Do not perform denial of service, destructive actions, access to other users' data, social engineering, physical security testing, spam, high-volume scanning, data exfiltration, persistence, or uploading live malware outside an approved test workflow.

Safe Harbor Notice

Safe-harbor language is subject to legal review and does not authorize illegal activity.

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