Inspectiv's Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) is a managed service that provides organizations with a structured process for receiving, triaging, and responding to security vulnerability reports submitted by external researchers and ethical hackers. The platform handles the full intake lifecycle, including hosted email, submission forms, researcher communication, deduplication, and expert-led triage. This removes the need for organizations to manage third-party disclosures internally. Key operational features include: - Expert triage to validate incoming reports and eliminate duplicate findings - Safe harbor language and compliance-aligned workflows to support standards such as SOC 2 and ISO 27001 - Clear reporting channels for security researchers to submit vulnerabilities - Real-time visibility into disclosure activity through the Inspectiv platform - Built-in remediation tracking The VDP is part of Inspectiv's unified AppSec platform, which also includes Bug Bounty, Penetration Testing, Feature Tests (microtests), and Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST). Findings across all testing methods are validated, prioritized, and centralized in a single interface to support continuous coverage and compliance reporting. The VDP is designed to complement bug bounty programs by establishing structured scope, expectations, and communication channels before financial incentives are introduced, and by reducing noise through triage so security teams can focus on validated, high-priority vulnerabilities.