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Responsible Disclosure

Responsible Disclosure

Clear channel for reporting vulnerabilities with good-faith safe harbor.

Clear channel for reporting vulnerabilities with good-faith safe harbor.

Applies to

Security Program

Domain

Product Security

Contact

security@oxvo.com

Overview

Security researchers and customers can report vulnerabilities to OXVO through a responsible disclosure process. We encourage good-faith reporting and prioritize remediation based on severity and exploitability.

Controls & Practices

- Report issues to security@oxvo.com - Include impact, steps to reproduce, and proof of concept when possible - Safe-harbor expectations for good-faith testing (policy dependent) - We may request coordination on disclosure timelines

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Automate user lifecycle management from your identity provider.

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Multi-Factor Authentication (TOTP)

Require a second factor to reduce the risk of account takeover.

Single Sign-On (SAML 2.0)

Centralize authentication and offboarding through your identity provider.

SCIM Provisioning (Enterprise)

Automate user lifecycle management from your identity provider.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Apply least-privilege access across admin, agent, and analyst workflows.

Audit Logs

Track security-relevant actions and configuration changes across your workspace.

API Tokens & Scoped Keys

Issue scoped access tokens for integrations with rotation and revocation.