Coordinated Disclosure
BIO-ISAC can facilitate the ethical submission of your findings.
Disclosure of any vulnerability should comply with the following principles:
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Do not cause any harm to the stakeholder(s), its customers, suppliers, partners or any other individuals or companies;
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Do not act so as to compromise the safety of any products, their operation, and/or related services;
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Do not infringe any applicable intellectual property rights or trade secrets, laws, or regulations;
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Do not lock, disclose, destroy or compromise the integrity of the company’s customers and partners’ data
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Do not turn a financial transaction into a precondition to the disclosure of potential vulnerability;
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Do not breach any applicable laws and regulations, particularly those related to cybersecurity research and data privacy.
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Do not exploit or compromise the vulnerability(s) or vulnerable systems.
Ethical disclosure guidelines are designed to ease the disclosure of potential vulnerabilities in a collaborative way and in accordance with the law. This process shall not be construed as a permission to infringe any law or to reverse engineer any code or other technology. BIO-ISAC requires that stakeholder(s) be given time to assess and fix vulnerabilities before public disclosure and routinely engages its community to collaborate with and support vendors during this process.
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