Security & Responsible Disclosure

Help us protect Silicon Armor, our systems, and our users.

Silicon Armor takes the security of its public-facing systems seriously. We welcome responsible reports of potential security vulnerabilities affecting Silicon Armor-controlled systems.

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Responsible security reporting supports stronger cyber resilience.

Report a Security Issue

Send potential security vulnerabilities directly to our security contact.

If you believe you have identified a security vulnerability affecting a Silicon Armor-controlled website, application, or system, please contact:

Security Reporting security@siliconarmor.com

Please avoid sending passwords, private keys, unnecessary personal information, customer information, or other sensitive data in the initial report.

What to Include

Clear reports help security teams understand and reproduce an issue.

Affected System URL, hostname, application, or service involved.

Vulnerability Type Describe the suspected security weakness.

Reproduction Steps Provide concise steps that help reproduce the behavior.

Security Impact Explain the realistic security impact you observed.

Evidence Include limited screenshots or technical details when appropriate.

Contact Information Provide a method for follow-up communication if desired.

Responsible Research Guidelines

Minimize risk while investigating potential security issues.

When researching a potential issue, we ask that you act in good faith and avoid activity that may negatively affect Silicon Armor, third parties, systems, data, or users.

Do not intentionally access, modify, delete, or retain data belonging to another person or organization.
Do not disrupt, degrade, or deny access to systems or services.
Do not deploy malware, ransomware, destructive payloads, or persistence mechanisms.
Do not conduct social engineering, phishing, physical intrusion, or employee impersonation.
Do not use a vulnerability to obtain unnecessary additional access.
Stop testing if sensitive or third-party data is unexpectedly encountered.

Testing Authorization

This page does not grant unrestricted permission to test Silicon Armor systems.

Publication of this responsible disclosure page should not be interpreted as authorization for intrusive, disruptive, destructive, or unlawful testing.

Researchers remain responsible for complying with applicable law and avoiding harm to systems, users, data, and third parties.

Out-of-Scope Activity

Certain activities should not be performed without prior written authorization.

Denial-of-Service Testing Social Engineering Physical Security Testing Employee Targeting Destructive Testing Third-Party Systems Credential Stuffing Automated High-Volume Scanning

Coordinated Disclosure

Give us an opportunity to investigate and address a reported issue.

We ask researchers to avoid public disclosure of an unresolved vulnerability until there has been a reasonable opportunity to investigate, validate, and address the issue.

Any public disclosure arrangements should be coordinated with Silicon Armor on a case-by-case basis.

Vulnerability Rewards

No public bug bounty program is currently represented on this website.

Submission of a vulnerability report does not create an obligation to provide payment, compensation, recognition, employment, or other reward.

Policy Review Notice

This responsible disclosure policy should be reviewed against Silicon Armor's actual infrastructure, security operations, insurance requirements, and legal policies before production launch.

Security Contact

Potential security issues may be reported to security@siliconarmor.com .