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Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure
Found a vulnerability? Report it responsibly — we respond within 3 working days.
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Responsible disclosure
At SBA, we attach great importance to the security and reliability of our IT solutions and web applications. Despite our efforts to implement security measures, vulnerabilities may still occur in our systems. We would like to ask experts, customers, and other stakeholders to report discovered vulnerabilities to us in a responsible manner. This policy describes how we handle reports of vulnerabilities.
Our promise
Upon receipt of a report of a potential vulnerability, we commit to the following actions:
- Speed: We will confirm the notification within 3 working days.
- Evaluation: We will investigate and validate the reported vulnerability.
- Transparency: We keep the reporter informed of progress and provide an indication of the expected resolution time.
- Resolution: Once the vulnerability is confirmed, we will work on an appropriate solution to mitigate or resolve it.
Report it here
Found a vulnerability in one of our IT services or web applications? Report it directly through this form. Your name and e-mail address are optional: anonymous reports are welcome. Describe the vulnerability as concretely as you can, with the steps to reproduce it and the impact you see; supporting evidence such as screenshots or log files can follow by mail.
Prefer e-mail? That works too: send your report to servicedesk@sba.nl with the subject “Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure”.
What we expect from you
To ensure that vulnerability reporting is done in a safe and responsible manner, we ask you to:
- No Disclosure: Not to disclose the vulnerability until we have implemented a fix and you have given permission to share the information.
- Restrictions: Not to access third-party data, not to make changes to the system, and not to disrupt our services.
- Legal compliance: Not to exploit vulnerabilities in violation of the law, for example by using social engineering or physical attacks.
Disclaimer
This Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure is not intended as an invitation to conduct penetration tests or other security research without prior consent. Following our Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure policy means you are acting with good faith, and we will not take legal action against researchers who follow this policy. We appreciate your help in protecting the safety and privacy of our customers. Your efforts help us improve our products and services. If you have any questions about this policy, please contact us at servicedesk@sba.nl