Project policies

The canonical policy files live in the repository root:

• Contributing explains how to propose, implement, test, and document a change.
• Code of Conduct defines expected community behaviour and reporting.
• Security Policy explains private vulnerability reporting and the supported version.
• MIT License grants permission to use, modify, and distribute the project under its terms.

Third-party systems and standards

The MIT License covers PanoReady's original code and documentation. It does not license Panorama, STIX, or third-party names, systems, specifications, schemas, templates, documentation, trademarks, or service marks. Those materials remain the property of their respective owners or licensors, which may include the Government of Ontario, IBM, and organizations responsible for the applicable STIX specifications.

PanoReady refers to those systems and standards only to describe intended compatibility. It is an independent open-source project and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by their owners or licensors.

Support

Review this documentation and search existing issues before reporting a reproducible problem. Use synthetic data only. Public issues must never contain student records, personal information, credentials, or other sensitive information.

Open-source maintenance is provided without a guaranteed response time. Security vulnerabilities belong in private vulnerability reporting, not the public issue tracker.