Security
Last updated August 17, 2026
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Security and privacy of our users are paramount. While we do not currently operate an official bug bounty program, we welcome and encourage all security researchers and individuals to report any potential vulnerabilities or security issues they may discover. All reports submitted will be carefully reviewed and examined on a case-by-case basis.
Please reach out to us via security@sandtime.io.
The same contact, this policy, and these acknowledgements are published in machine-readable form at /.well-known/security.txt, following RFC 9116.
Security acknowledgements
We are publishing these credits to express our appreciation for those who responsibly reported potential security vulnerabilities and to sincerely thank them.
Credits
August 2024
- Aditya Yadav (@ADII_YADAV14)
July 2024
- Paritosh Ramraje (LinkedIn)
October 2023
- Tushar Bhardwaj (@silentbronco)
Related pages
Security is one part of how Sandtime.io handles your data. These pages cover the rest.
Trust Center
Where the data lives, who processes it, and how GDPR roles are split between your organization and Sandtime.io.
Open pageSubprocessors and Connected Services
The subprocessors, website services, authentication providers, and optional integrations Sandtime.io relies on.
Open pagePrivacy Policy
What Sandtime.io collects, why it collects it, and what it never does - no screenshots, keystrokes, or activity scores.
Open pageData ownership
Your organization stays the controller of its workspace data, hosted in the EU and exportable in one click.
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