Vulnerability Management

LiteAPI maintains a vulnerability management program to identify, assess, and remediate security vulnerabilities in a timely manner. The goal is to reduce risk and continuously improve the security posture of the platform.

Vulnerability Identification

LiteAPI identifies vulnerabilities through multiple channels, including:

  • Regular review of software dependencies
  • Monitoring of security advisories and vulnerability disclosures
  • Automated security tooling and checks
  • Internal reviews and testing

Where appropriate, updates and patches are applied to address identified risks.


Patch Management

Security patches and updates are applied based on:

  • Severity and potential impact
  • Exposure of affected systems
  • Availability of mitigations or fixes

Critical vulnerabilities are prioritized and addressed as quickly as reasonably possible.


Secure Development Practices

LiteAPI follows secure development practices, including:

  • Code reviews
  • Use of maintained and supported libraries
  • Separation of development, testing, and production environments

These practices help reduce the introduction of security vulnerabilities into production systems.


Penetration Testing

Where applicable, LiteAPI may perform security testing activities such as:

  • Internal security assessments
  • Third-party penetration testing
  • Targeted testing of high-risk components

Findings are reviewed and remediated according to risk.


Responsible Disclosure

LiteAPI encourages responsible disclosure of security vulnerabilities.

If you believe you have discovered a security issue, please report it to https://nuitee.com/contact

Please include sufficient detail to allow the issue to be investigated. LiteAPI commits to reviewing all legitimate reports and taking appropriate action.


Customer Responsibilities

Customers are responsible for:

  • Keeping their own systems and dependencies up to date
  • Securely implementing LiteAPI integrations
  • Reporting suspected vulnerabilities related to LiteAPI usage