generated: '2026-07-27' method: searched probe: true source: https://www.arcadia.com/security summary: >- Genability itself publishes no security page — genability.com redirects to Arcadia. Its parent, Arcadia, publishes "Security at Arcadia" with an explicit security-reporting contact and a PGP public key for encrypted reports. There is no formal responsible-disclosure policy document, no safe-harbour language, no bug-bounty program (HackerOne, Bugcrowd and Intigriti were all searched: no Arcadia or Genability program) and no RFC 9116 security.txt on any host. policy: - https://www.arcadia.com/security contact: - security@arcadia.com contact_quote: >- "Have a question, concern, or need to report a security issue? Contact us at security@arcadia.com" encryption: pgp_public_key_published: true location: https://www.arcadia.com/security note: PGP public key block published inline on the security page. bug_bounty: program: null platform: null searched: [HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti] safe_harbour: false security_txt: false security_txt_note: >- /.well-known/security.txt returns 401 on api.genability.com, 404 on docs.arcadia.com, and a soft-404 marketing HTML shell on genability.com. See well-known/genability-well-known.yml. vulnerability_management_statement: >- "Technology is ever-changing and new software vulnerabilities are announced daily. We actively track and address all critical vulnerabilities, ensuring our platform and your information are as safe as possible." security_controls_published: - All network traffic forces HTTPS and uses TLS v1.2 - Rate limits in the authentication system against brute-force and credential stuffing - Passwords one-way hashed and salted, never stored in plaintext - Utility credentials encrypted with AWS KMS, in transit and at rest, with decryption logged - Card and bank data handled by Stripe and Plaid; not stored on Arcadia infrastructure evidence: - source: https://www.arcadia.com/security kind: security page status: 200 keywords: [report a security issue, security@arcadia.com, PGP public key, vulnerabilities] caveat: >- This is the corporate parent's security page and covers the Arcadia platform as a whole; it does not name Genability or the Signal API. Recorded as the provider's disclosure surface with that qualification.