> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lagomchain.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lagomchain.com/security-overview.md).

# Security Overview

The Security Policy on LagomChain includes a vulnerability disclosure policy and guidelines for reporting vulnerabilities in the LagomChain ecosystem. It explains the process for reporting and disclosing vulnerabilities through the use of the LagomChain Security and how the LagomChain team handles and resolves reported vulnerabilities. The contents of the policy help avoiding privacy violations and keeping information confidential. Also included are commitments from the LagomChain team, such as not pursuing legal action and working with researchers to disclose issues in a timely manner. The disclosure process includes steps for verifying and confirming reported vulnerabilities, determining their potential impact on the LagomChan platform, and patching and disclosing the vulnerability to the public. The payment process for reported vulnerabilities is also outlined and instructions for contacting the LagomChain Security Team are provided. For more information, visit the Security Policy documentation sites:

* LagomChain Security Policy
* [Ethermint Security Policy](https://github.com/evmos/ethermint/security/policy)

Additionally, LagomChain has a [Simple Arrangement for Funding Upload (SAFU)](/security-overview/simple-arrangement-for-funding-upload-safu.md). The SAFU is a simple yet extensible way to specify a post-exploit policy for whitehats, particularly rewards and distributions. For more information, visit the [SAFU section](/security-overview/simple-arrangement-for-funding-upload-safu.md).


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