1. Security approach
BringLive Meet is designed with layered account, session, request-integrity, rate-limiting, invitation and audit controls. Security measures are reviewed as the service evolves and are supported by secure hosting, access management, monitoring, backup and incident-response practices appropriate to the deployment stage.
2. No absolute security guarantee
No internet service can be guaranteed completely secure. BringLive Digital reviews material security issues, applies proportionate safeguards and expects customers to protect credentials, devices and authorised access.
3. Responsible disclosure
If you believe you found a vulnerability, email info@bringlivedigital.com with a concise description, affected URL/function, reproduction steps and impact. Do not access other users' information, destroy data, run denial-of-service tests or publicly disclose an unremediated vulnerability.
4. Security incidents
Production incident handling must preserve evidence, contain the issue, evaluate affected information, restore safely and make required notifications. POPIA security-compromise requirements must be incorporated into the final incident procedure.
5. No absolute guarantee
Security controls reduce risk; they do not make an internet service invulnerable. Marketing must not claim guaranteed security or regulatory approval without evidence.