Editorial Policy

Sources & Editorial Policy

TechSecInfo is a curated technology and cybersecurity briefing. We summarize what matters, link to primary sources, and add context to help readers understand impact.

What we publish

We focus on:

• Vulnerabilities and advisories
• Threats, breaches, and incidents
• Security research and analysis
• Security tooling and product updates
• Policy/privacy items when they materially affect security

How we select stories

We prioritize:

• Impact: real-world relevance, severity, and scope
• Credibility: reputable outlets, official advisories, and primary sources
• Usefulness: practical takeaways for technical readers

Verification standards

When possible, we cross-check details using:

• Official advisories (CVE/NVD entries, vendor bulletins)
• Security researchers’ original write-ups
• Credible reporting and public statements

We may summarize breaking news before all facts are finalized; we update posts when new verified details emerge.

Attribution and linking

We do not claim ownership of original reporting. We:

• Link to a clear canonical source
• Credit original reporting and research
• Add a short “why it matters” takeaway to provide additional context

Corrections

If we make an error, we correct it. To request a correction, contact us with:

• The post URL
• What’s wrong
• A reliable source supporting the correction

Sponsored content policy

Sponsored content is:

• Clearly labeled “Sponsored”
• Kept separate from editorial decision-making
• Rejected if misleading, unsafe, or not aligned with reader trust

Use of automation / AI (optional section — include only if true)

We may use tools to assist with drafting summaries, formatting, or tagging. Editorial judgment, sourcing, and publishing decisions remain our responsibility.

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