✦ Ethical Hacking & Coordination

Vulnerability Disclosure Policy

Learn how security researchers and ethical hackers can responsibly report vulnerabilities to help secure Grow Trusted systems.

Effective Date: July 17, 2026 | Last Updated: July 17, 2026

At Grow Trusted ("Company," "Grow Trusted," "we," "our," or "us"), we recognize the valuable role that security researchers, ethical hackers, customers, and the broader cybersecurity community play in helping improve the security of our systems and services.

This Vulnerability Disclosure Policy explains how security vulnerabilities affecting https://growtrusted.com and our related services should be reported and how Grow Trusted manages responsible vulnerability disclosures.

01 - 03. Purpose, Scope & Reportable Vulnerabilities

In-Scope Systems

Website, client portals & customer dashboards
Web applications, APIs & cloud infrastructure
Authentication systems & public web services

Reportable Vulnerabilities

Authentication bypass, XSS & SQL Injection
Remote code execution & server misconfigurations
Broken access controls & sensitive data exposure

04 - 05. Good Faith Research & Prohibited Actions

We welcome good-faith security research that respects user privacy and avoids service disruptions. However, activities like unauthorized data access, DoS/DDoS attacks, deploying malware, or socially engineering employees are strictly prohibited.

06 - 09. Reporting, Response Process & Recognition

Submit reports detailing affected URLs, reproduction steps, and potential impacts to our security team. We acknowledge, investigate, and remediate valid issues while maintaining confidentiality until fixes are deployed. We may recognize responsible researchers at our discretion.

10 - 13. Legal Safeguards & Contact Info

We offer safe harbor for good-faith researchers following this policy. For any security disclosures or inquiries, contact us at support@growtrusted.com.