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full disclosure
(redirected from Responsible disclosure)

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full disclosure n. the need in business transactions to tell the "whole truth" about any matter which the other party should know in deciding to buy or contract. In real estate sales in many states there is a full disclosure form which must be filled out and signed under penalty of perjury for knowingly falsifying or concealing any significant fact. (See: caveat emptor)



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If they don't, they could risk losing the progress that has been made towards responsible disclosure of flaws.
The sections entitled "Deposit Accounts" have also been revised to discuss this interagency guidance, which was issued to assist banks in the responsible disclosure and administration of their overdraft-protection programs.
Some speculate that companies offering a proactive, competitive, responsible disclosure program have not only gained a competitive edge but are also acting in a socially responsible manner while some suggest that 'pay for vulnerability' programs actually encourage hacking," notes the analyst of this research service.
 
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