What is the ROE?
The ROE is a legal agreement between you and LaunchSafe that:- Authorizes LaunchSafe to test your specified targets
- Confirms you own or have permission to test the targets
- Defines the scope and methodology of testing
- Establishes data handling and confidentiality terms
What you’re agreeing to
The ROE covers 11 sections:| Section | Summary |
|---|---|
| Authorization & Scope | Testing is limited to targets you explicitly provide |
| Ownership & Permission | You confirm you own or are authorized to test the targets |
| Testing Methodology | AI-driven SAST, DAST, SCA, secret detection, API fuzzing |
| Data Handling | Findings encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3) |
| Risk Acceptance | Testing may cause application errors or log noise |
| Prohibited Actions | No social engineering, DoS, data exfiltration, or production data modification |
| Reporting & Disclosure | Findings shared only with your authenticated workspace members |
| Compliance | You’re responsible for legal compliance in your jurisdiction |
| Indemnification | You indemnify LaunchSafe against unauthorized testing claims |
| Term & Termination | Active for your subscription duration, 30-day termination notice |
| Governing Law | State of Delaware |
How to sign
- During onboarding, the ROE appears after you add your target
- Read the full agreement (you must scroll to the bottom)
- Check the acknowledgment box
- Enter your full legal name
- Click Confirm
Confirmation email
After signing, you’ll receive a confirmation email with:- Your signed agreement text
- Signee name, timestamp, and IP address
- A unique reference ID for your records
The ROE is executed with the same legal force as a handwritten signature under the ESIGN Act and UETA.
Re-signing
You may need to re-sign the ROE if:- The agreement version is updated
- You add new targets outside the original scope
- Your subscription lapses and you re-subscribe