This page explains how BrasMedia approaches company-level security governance for its public web properties and how researchers, customers, and partners should route a responsible disclosure report.
Scope of this page
This page is a public security statement and coordinated disclosure guide. It applies to BrasMedia public websites, documentation properties, and other product or extension surfaces to the extent a more specific security commitment is not already documented in a customer-specific agreement or implementation package.
This page does not create a public bug bounty, a fixed remediation timetable, a guaranteed support channel, or a certification claim.
Security posture principles
BrasMedia aims to operate public-facing systems with a practical security baseline that supports confidentiality, integrity, and availability. That includes:
- access control and credential discipline for administrative environments;
- change management appropriate to the size and risk of the system;
- logging, monitoring, and investigation support for relevant security events;
- dependency review and maintenance as part of normal publishing and deployment work;
- prompt evaluation of credible reports that indicate abuse, misconfiguration, or exploitable flaws.
This statement is intentionally principle-based. It does not promise a specific certification, audit result, uptime level, or bug bounty program unless BrasMedia separately documents such a commitment in a signed commercial or operational instrument.
Responsible disclosure expectations
If you believe you identified a vulnerability affecting a BrasMedia public property or product surface, please act in a way that minimizes harm. BrasMedia expects responsible reports to avoid:
- intentional data exfiltration beyond what is reasonably necessary to confirm the issue;
- persistence, lateral movement, or disruption of service;
- social engineering, phishing, or credential attacks;
- public disclosure before the issue can be reviewed and triaged;
- testing that materially affects other users, customers, devices, or production operations.
BrasMedia expects good-faith testing to stay within lawful, proportionate, and non-destructive boundaries. If a proof of concept can be demonstrated without collecting personal data, altering production records, or degrading availability, that safer method should be used.
What to include in a report
Please provide enough detail for reproduction and triage, including where possible:
- the affected URL, route, feature, extension, or environment;
- the observed impact;
- clear reproduction steps or a concise proof of concept;
- any prerequisites, assumptions, or affected user roles;
- a safe contact route for follow-up.
Reports are easier to triage when they also explain whether the issue appears to affect authentication, authorization, data exposure, dependency behavior, browser-extension permissions, infrastructure configuration, or content-delivery workflows.
How to route a report
BrasMedia currently publishes its official company contact routes on the main BrasMedia site. To report a vulnerability, use the official contact path at brasmedia.com/security or the general request flow linked from brasmedia.com/contact.
If you submit a report through a general contact form, identify it clearly as a security report and include the information needed for triage.
Review and coordination process
BrasMedia expects credible reports to be reviewed by the appropriate internal owner. The response path may vary depending on the affected property, severity, and whether the issue touches a product, extension, or website-only surface.
Coordinated disclosure timing depends on the risk, remediation complexity, and whether third parties or customers could be affected. BrasMedia may request additional time when disclosure without remediation would create unnecessary risk.
BrasMedia may also need to coordinate with a cloud provider, browser-store operator, integration provider, or customer-specific deployment owner before remediation can be completed or before disclosure can safely occur.
What this page does not authorize
This page is not blanket permission to:
- bypass access controls or authenticate as another user without authorization;
- attack third-party systems, customer environments, or store platforms;
- retain copied data after confirming the issue;
- perform denial-of-service testing or aggressive automated scanning against production systems;
- ignore applicable law, platform rules, contracts, or terms of use.
BrasMedia supports good-faith, proportionate reporting, but researchers remain responsible for acting lawfully and for limiting the impact of their testing.
Product scope
Some issues are better addressed in a product-specific contract, deployment guide, or commercial annex. Where a product has customer-specific security obligations, that commitment is governed by the signed agreement or implementation materials for that product and customer relationship.
No public warranty or bounty commitment
Unless BrasMedia separately publishes a more specific statement, this page should not be interpreted as:
- a promise of a fixed acknowledgement window;
- a commitment to publish advisories;
- a promise to reward or compensate reporters;
- a representation that every issue can be remediated in the same way or on the same schedule.
Updates to this page
BrasMedia may update this statement as its public properties, disclosure routes, or security governance practices evolve. The version and last-updated fields identify the current published revision.