Integrity in Security: Thanking Our Partners in Protection

 

At Above Promotions, we uphold the highest standards of security and transparency, a core tenet of our commitment to our clients and our NIST Cybersecurity Framework. We believe that collaborating with the global security research community is essential to maintaining an enterprise-grade defense posture.

This page is dedicated to responsibly acknowledging security researchers who have discovered and privately disclosed vulnerabilities in our websites, services, or platforms, allowing us to patch and protect our systems before any potential misuse.

We extend our sincere gratitude to these partners in security.

 

Our Pledge to Researchers

For any valid security finding reported through the channels outlined in our security.txt file, we commit to:

 

    1. Prompt Response: Acknowledge receipt of your report within 72 hours.
    2. Clear Communication: Maintain an open dialogue during the validation and remediation process.
    3. Public Recognition: Offer to publicly credit your name or handle on this page (if requested) upon successful verification and remediation of the reported vulnerability.

 


 

2025 Responsible Disclosure Hall of Fame

The following researchers have contributed to the security and integrity of Above Promotions:

 

Researcher Name / HandleDate AcknowledgedContribution Focus
We are dedicated to maintaining a secure environment for our clients. This list will be updated upon the responsible disclosure and successful remediation of the first reported vulnerability. We look forward to acknowledging our future partners here.  

 


 

How to Report a Vulnerability

If you believe you have discovered a vulnerability in any Above Promotions asset, please report it through the official channels listed in our security.txt file.

View our security contact information: https://www.abovepromotions.com/.well-known/security.txt

We kindly request that all researchers adhere to our policies, including: operating within the scope of our assets, avoiding access to client data, and giving us a reasonable time to remediate before public disclosure.