At Nationwide, protecting your personal information is important. We strive to ensure that our systems are safe, secure, and available. If you have discovered a potential security issue with our systems or applications (e.g., websites, mobile apps), we want to know about it so we can fix it. In doing so, we respectfully request that you adhere to the following guidelines.
Nationwide’s expectations
The disclosure email outlines the vulnerability, along with supporting details (e.g., executed commands, tool output, affected assets). Screenshots and video recordings are highly encouraged
Vulnerability information is not publicly released unless Nationwide has granted you permission
Contact information is provided so we may contact you with any questions
Patience is exercised as we seek to understand the best method for mitigating the disclosed vulnerability
What you can expect from Nationwide
Serious consideration and review of every disclosure submission within three (3) business days
Nationwide will update you, as necessary, with mitigation effort status
Vulnerability criteria
No social engineering or phishing attempts of any kind against Nationwide employees and contractors
No denial-of-service testing
No use of malware
No testing that may cause damage to Nationwide’s systems