The document states that Databricks operates a year-round public bug bounty program as part of its vulnerability identification and disclosure process.
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This provision discloses the existence of an ongoing public vulnerability disclosure channel, which is operationally relevant for security researchers and for customers evaluating the scope of independent security scrutiny applied to the Databricks platform.
The document establishes that Databricks accepts vulnerability reports through a public bug bounty program on an ongoing basis, providing a disclosed channel for external security researchers to report potential platform vulnerabilities.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Public bug bounty programs engage ISO/IEC 29147:2018 vulnerability disclosure standards, which the document explicitly references, as well as RFC 9116 and ISO/IEC 30111:2019 vulnerability handling standards.
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This provision discloses the existence of an ongoing public vulnerability disclosure channel, which is operationally relevant for security researchers and for customers evaluating the scope of independent security scrutiny applied to the Databricks platform.
The document establishes that Databricks accepts vulnerability reports through a public bug bounty program on an ongoing basis, providing a disclosed channel for external security researchers to report potential platform vulnerabilities.
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