What should a vendor marketplace's security reporting page say?
A checklist for the page where users report malicious listings: where the link sits, what to ask, response targets, what happens next and safe harbour.
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A checklist for the page where users report malicious listings: where the link sits, what to ask, response targets, what happens next and safe harbour.
A practical never-log list for health apps: secrets, session IDs, patient identifiers and free text, plus what to log instead so incidents stay debuggable.
A failing check should name the rule, location, reason, fix and exception route. A message checklist drawn from DORA findings on clear feedback.
A handover document lists owned systems, credentials and where they live, open work, on call duties and risks, so nothing is learned the hard way.
OWASP's advice for CI access to a secrets manager: a designated service account, narrow scope, expiry after the job, traceable calls, and 90 days of logs.
Shopify's app checklist asks for immediate OAuth, session tokens, minimal access scopes and a privacy policy. A merchant's reading of what each protects.
Items that usually can wait: formal risk registers, heavy tool suites, advanced red teaming and full framework mapping. The baseline cannot wait.
A maintenance retainer should cover updates, backups with restore tests, access reviews, monitoring and a response routine. Here is how to scope each.
Add a short dependencies section to SECURITY.md: how users report one, which versions you patch, and how you handle not affected cases. A template.
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