Security Policy

1. Our Security Commitment

As a cybersecurity company, we hold ourselves to the highest security standards. This policy outlines our commitment to protecting both our infrastructure and client data.

2. Infrastructure Security

2.1 Network Security

• Zero-trust network architecture with micro-segmentation
• Next-generation firewall with IDS/IPS capabilities
• VPN access with multi-factor authentication for remote work
• Network traffic monitoring and anomaly detection

2.2 Endpoint Protection

• Full-disk encryption on all devices (LUKS/FileVault)
• Endpoint detection and response (EDR) software
• Regular security patching within 72 hours of release
• Application whitelisting and sandboxing

3. Data Protection Measures

3.1 Data Classification

All data is classified into categories:

• Public: Marketing materials, published research
• Internal: Operational data, non-sensitive communications
• Confidential: Client information, security findings
• Restricted: Sensitive security vulnerabilities, credentials

3.2 Encryption Standards

• Data in transit: TLS 1.3 minimum
• Data at rest: AES-256 encryption
• Client report delivery: PGP/GPG encrypted
• Password storage: Argon2id hashing

4. Access Control

4.1 Authentication

• Multi-factor authentication (MFA) required for all systems
• Hardware security keys (YubiKey) for privileged access
• Passphrase minimum 16 characters or hardware tokens
• Biometric authentication on mobile devices

4.2 Authorization

• Role-based access control (RBAC) implementation
• Principle of least privilege enforced
• Regular access reviews and recertification
• Automated account deprovisioning upon termination

5. Secure Development Practices

• Security code reviews for all custom tools
• Dependency scanning for vulnerabilities
• Static and dynamic application security testing
• Secrets management with HashiCorp Vault
• Git commit signing with GPG keys

6. Monitoring and Incident Response

6.1 Security Monitoring

• 24/7 SIEM monitoring with ELK Stack
• Real-time alerting for security events
• Log retention for 12 months
• Quarterly threat hunting exercises

6.2 Incident Response

• Documented incident response plan
• Designated incident response team
• Quarterly IR tabletop exercises
• Post-incident reviews and lessons learned

7. Third-Party Security

• Vendor security assessments before engagement
• Regular vendor security reviews
• Contractual security requirements
• Minimal third-party dependencies (open-source focus)

8. Physical Security

• Secure office access with badge system
• Visitor logging and escort requirements
• Locked equipment storage
• Clean desk and clear screen policies
• Secure document destruction

9. Security Training

• Mandatory security awareness training for all staff
• Regular phishing simulations
• Technical security training for security team
• Continuous professional development

10. Continuous Improvement

• Annual penetration testing of our own infrastructure
• Quarterly security audits
• Regular policy reviews and updates
• Participation in security community and threat intelligence sharing

11. Responsible Disclosure

We maintain a responsible disclosure policy. Security researchers who discover vulnerabilities in our systems should contact:

We commit to:

• Acknowledge receipt within 24 hours
• Provide status updates every 72 hours
• Credit researchers upon fix (if desired)
• Not pursue legal action for good-faith research