A Simplified VDP Solution
A fully managed vulnerability disclosure process that includes website submission forms, and managed security researcher communications.
Boost Customer Confidence
Inspectiv's public VDP is a great way to demonstrate commitment to security by proactively engaging the researcher community.
Clear Reporting Channels
Inspectiv's VDP will let people know that there is a formal process for accepting details of a potential vulnerability and gives organizations faster insights.
Satisfy Compliance Requirements
Many organizations are required to have a public VDP to meet regulatory standards. Inspectiv takes the guesswork out of how to be compliant.
What is a Vulnerability Disclosure Program?
A VDP establishes a structured process for organizations to receive and address security vulnerabilities reported in good faith by external parties. Inspectiv's VDP integrates seamlessly with DAST, bug bounty, and pentesting services, offering a comprehensive suite of solutions for proactive vulnerability detection and remediation. Inspectiv triages findings to reduce noise and focus on legitimate threats, ensuring smooth communication with researchers, timely remediation, and clear guidelines for ethical engagement.
How does VDP compliment Bug Bounty?
A Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) is an excellent first step toward engaging with the researcher community and building a reputation as a security-conscious organization. Implementing both a VDP and a bug bounty program creates a comprehensive approach to identifying and managing vulnerabilities. The VDP features advanced triaging and deduplication to reduce noise by filtering out duplicate or low-priority reports. Combining a VDP with a bug bounty program further incentivizes researchers to uncover and report vulnerabilities, expanding security coverage and proactively addressing risks.
Provide a Safe Harbor for the Researcher Community
Many VDPs incorporate a "Safe Harbor" clause, extending protections beyond those guaranteed by the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. This clause assures researchers that, when adhering to the VDP's guidelines, organizations are shielded from legal action for good-faith security research. This fosters a collaborative environment with the researcher community, contributing to enhanced security and a stronger reputation for security consciousness among customers.
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