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Incident response

Reporting a vulnerability​

Email: [email protected]

PGP key: Available on request via the same address (published version coming Q1 2027).

What to include:

  • Affected component (engine, gateway, UI, docs, integration)
  • Affected version(s) (git commit SHA or release tag)
  • Steps to reproduce, or minimal proof-of-concept
  • Assessed severity per your framework (we use CVSS 3.1)
  • Whether the finding was in the OSS repo or against a live customer deployment

Response SLA:

  • Acknowledgment: within 1 business day
  • Initial triage + severity confirmation: within 3 business days
  • Fix or mitigation: severity-dependent (see below)

Severity + fix SLAs​

SeverityDescriptionFix or mitigation SLA
Critical (CVSS 9.0+)Remote code execution, auth bypass, secret exposure24 hours to mitigation, 7 days to patch release
High (CVSS 7.0-8.9)Privilege escalation, PII leak, DoS7 days to mitigation, 30 days to patch release
Medium (CVSS 4.0-6.9)Info disclosure, weak crypto, DoS with mitigation30 days to patch release
Low (CVSS <4.0)Hardening opportunity, defense-in-depthNext scheduled release

Coordinated disclosure​

Default window: 90 days from initial report to public disclosure.

Extensions granted:

  • +30 days if fix requires coordinated release with a downstream (e.g. ClickHouse, Anthropic)
  • +90 days if critical infrastructure severity and customer patch adoption is slow

Public disclosure format: CVE if applicable, a security advisory in the release notes, and customer notification email.

Customer notification during incidents​

If a security incident affects a customer's data or availability:

Deployment modeNotification channelSLA
BYOC / self-hostedSecurity advisory + release-notes email72 hours from InfraSage confirmation
Managed SaaS (Q1 2027)Direct email + status page + in-console banner24 hours from InfraSage confirmation

For customers on paid support, we additionally reach out via the primary contact on file.

Hall of fame​

We publicly credit security researchers who follow coordinated disclosure. Submissions accepted at [email protected] with subject hall-of-fame-add.

Scope​

In scope:

  • All InfraSage-authored code, as shipped in our images and releases
  • Docker images published to ghcr.io/infrasagedev/*
  • The InfraSage Helm chart
  • The console (console.infrasage.dev), docs (docs.infrasage.dev), and API (api.infrasage.dev) surfaces

Out of scope:

  • Third-party dependencies (please report those upstream: AWS, ClickHouse, Anthropic, and so on)
  • Denial-of-service attacks against our own infrastructure (test in your own environment)
  • Findings requiring physical access
  • Social engineering of InfraSage employees

Public transparency​

Post-mortems for customer-affecting incidents (severity Medium+) will be published to status.infrasage.dev/incidents (status page shipping Q4 2026) with a 30-day cool-down before publication to allow all customers to patch.