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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, GitHub Security Advisory on the infrasage repo, release notes entry, and customer notification email.

Customer notification during incidents

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

Deployment modeNotification channelSLA
BYOC / self-hostedGitHub Security 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:

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.