This policy gives security researchers a point of contact to directly submit their research findings if they believe they have found a potential security vulnerability within the Digital Transformation Agency.

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About this policy

The security of our systems is a top priority, and we take every care to keep them secure. Despite our efforts, there may still be vulnerabilities.

We are keen to engage with the security community. This policy allows security researchers to share their findings with us. If you think you have found a potential vulnerability in one of our systems, services or products, please tell us as quickly as possible.

We will not compensate you for finding potential or confirmed vulnerabilities.

What this policy covers

This policy covers:

  • any product or service wholly owned by our Agency to which you have lawful access.

This policy does not cover:

  • clickjacking
  • social engineering or phishing
  • weak or insecure SSL ciphers and certificates
  • denial of service (DoS)
  • physical attacks
  • attempts to modify or destroy data.

How to report a vulnerability

To report a vulnerability, email us with enough detail so we can reproduce your steps.

If you report a vulnerability under this policy, you must keep it confidential. Do not make your research public until we have finished investigating and fixed or mitigated the vulnerability.

Vulnerability disclosure contact

A point of contact for users to directly submit their research findings if they believe they have found a potential security vulnerability within the Digital Transformation Agency.

Email: vulnerabilitydisclosure@dta.gov.au 

What happens next

We will:

  • respond to your report within 5 business days
  • keep you informed of our progress
  • agree upon a date for public disclosure
  • credit you as the person who discovered the vulnerability unless you prefer us not to.