The "White Hat" Agreement.
Download the 2026 Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (VDP).
Establish Safe Harbor. Manage Bug Bounties. Secure Your AI Models.
Hackers Are Going to Test Your Site. Make It Legal.
Whether you like it or not, security researchers are probing your infrastructure right now.
The question is: What do they do when they find a hole?
Scenario A (No VDP): They are afraid you will sue them (CFAA). They stay silent, or worse, they sell the exploit to a broker.
Scenario B (With VDP): They see your "Safe Harbor" policy. They report the bug to you privately. You fix it. They get a T-shirt.
In 2026, the DOJ and CISA consider a VDP a standard of reasonable security.
The Legal Attorney Vulnerability Disclosure Policy is your bridge to the security community. It is a comprehensive legal framework that authorizes "Good Faith" hacking while strictly prohibiting data destruction and ransomware.
What You Get Inside the Kit:
I. The Master VDP Protocol (Word)
A complete, legally vetted agreement designed to be hosted on your website. It defines the "Rules of Engagement" for security researchers, ensuring they test your systems safely without causing downtime.
II. The "Safe Harbor" Clause
This is the core of the document. It grants researchers specific legal exemptions from the DMCA and Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), provided they follow your rules. This protection is what convinces hackers to talk to you instead of the dark web.
III. The AI & LLM Security Scope
Standard VDPs don't cover AI. Ours does. Article III specifically authorizes testing for Prompt Injection and Jailbreaking (so you can fix defenses) while strictly prohibiting Model Inversion (stealing your training data).
IV. The Classification & Bounty Table
A pre-written taxonomy (aligned with CVSS 4.0) that defines what counts as a "Critical," "High," or "Low" severity issue. It includes a customizable "Bounty Schedule" so you can set clear expectations on payments (or offer Swag-only rewards).
V. The Coordinated Disclosure Timeline
A strict legal agreement (Article VIII) that binds the researcher to secrecy for 90 days. This gives your engineering team time to patch the bug before the researcher publishes their findings to the world.
Why Founders Need This Specific Template:
I. It Prevents "Extortion"
Without a clear policy, a hacker might email you saying, "Pay me or I leak this data." With this VDP, you set the terms of payment and disclosure upfront, turning a potential extortion event into a professional business transaction.
II. It Aligns with ISO 29147
This template is structured according to the ISO standard for vulnerability disclosure, making it ready for enterprise audits and vendor due diligence reviews.
III. It Protects Your Third Parties
We include specific "Out of Scope" clauses to ensure researchers don't hack your vendors (like AWS or Stripe) thinking they are testing you. This prevents you from being liable for attacks on your supply chain.
Turn Hackers into Defenders.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I. Do I have to pay cash bounties?
No. Article VII allows you to select "Swag Only" or "Hall of Fame" (public recognition) as the reward. Many researchers participate just for the reputation boost.
II. Does this encourage people to hack me?
People are already scanning your site. This document directs them to do it safely and report the findings to you rather than exploiting them. It adds structure to the chaos.
III. What if a researcher destroys my data?
The policy explicitly defines "Good Faith." If a researcher destroys data or disrupts services (DoS), they violate the policy and lose their "Safe Harbor" protection, allowing you to pursue legal action.
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