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Information security is paramount at Globality.

We invest considerable resources to provide a safe, secure platform to our partners, customers, and employees. Our dedicated information security team is committed to protecting our systems through continuous research, implementation of cutting-edge technology, and subject-matter expertise. Our security policy is guided by Globality’s core values, code of conduct, and business ethics. It dictates how we operate anywhere, any time.

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The InfoSec Team at Globality promises a prompt reply to any valid query.

Bug Bounty Program

Keeping our customers’ data secure is our top priority, and we encourage responsible reporting of any vulnerabilities that may be found in our systems or applications. Globality offers monetary rewards to software security researchers and white-hat hackers who report software vulnerabilities that have potential to be exploited. Bug reports must document enough information, obey all the rules (below), and never violate any of our provisos to be eligible for a reward. Payment amounts are commensurate with the impact of the bug reported and will be determined by Globality on a case-by-case basis.

  • You can’t access or attempt to access anyone else’s data.
  • You can’t destroy or corrupt (or attempt to) any data, system, or infrastructure component.
  • You can’t perform any attack that could harm the reliability/integrity of our services, such as DDoS or spam attacks.
  • If you find a bug, do not disclose it to anyone but us. Do not post it anywhere until we fix it.
  • You may only test for vulnerabilities on sites owned and operated by Globality.
  • You may not impact any of our users while doing your tests.
  • Nontechnical attacks (phishing, social engineering, physical attacks, etc.) are prohibited and ineligible for rewards.
  • You may not test any website forms (including lead and message forms). Such tests are automatically disqualified.
  • If you have any questions, concerns, or doubts, please contact us by submitting the form above.

Whistleblower Program

Globality is committed to conducting its business in a way that is consistent with our ethics, values, and principles. Our whistleblowing program allows any interested party, including employees, vendors, contractors, consultants, and customers, to report any issues with the way in which Globality and its people do business. We use an independent external service provider to ensure that those who have genuine concerns have the confidence to raise them and are protected when they do so. Globality protects the identity of reporting individuals and will never disclose their identity to anyone without their express consent.

  • Actions that may result in danger to the health and/or safety of people or damage to the environment
  • Violations of Globality’s security policies
  • Disclosing confidential and/or personal information to unauthorized parties
  • Abuse of Globality’s equipment or information systems
  • Inappropriate conduct by a manager, supervisor, or other person with authority
  • Criminal offenses, including fraud, bribery, corruption, and money laundering
  • Conflicts of interest
  • Anticompetitive behavior
  • Failure to comply with any legal obligation
  • Misuse of company assets, including unethical practices in finances,
    internal accounting controls, financial reporting, and auditing matters
  • Any other legal or ethical concern
  • Concealment of any of the above

To use the reporting service, you may:

Any of the methods below can be used with full anonymity. Please note bug bounty requests should be submitted to bugbounty@globality.com and not through our whistleblowing program.

Call

1 866-921-6714 (USA)
or 0-800-092-3586 (UK)

Visit

www.integritycounts.ca/org/globality
to file an online report.

Fax to

1 604.926.5668 (USA)

Mail to

PO Box 91880
West Vancouver BC V7V 4S4
Canada