Bugcrowd's second annual report shows the current state of the bug bounty ecosystem, with data from organizations running bug bounty programs and security researchers participating in them.
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Our monthly podcast hosted by Jason Haddix, Dr. of Technical Operations at Bugcrowd, analyzes some juicy bugs we've seen and how to defend against them. Subscribe now to get monthly episodes.
In this report we highlight a few specific bug hunters in the global Bugcrowd community, examine different motivations of different types of bug hunters and provide 'action items' for program owners to tap into different segments of researchers.
From exploration to iteration, download the bug bounty lifecycle graphic to understand what to expect through the life of a bug bounty program.
FCA US is the first full-line automaker to offer a paid public bug bounty program, leveraging Bugcrowd to enhance the safety and security of FCA US consumers, their vehicles and connected services with bounty payouts up to $1,500.
State of Bug Bounty Report 2016 Illustrates Market Adoption Shifting From "Tech Giants" Towards Traditional Industries and Thousands More Researchers
Series B Investment, led by Blackbird Ventures follows explosive growth in the adoption of bug bounty and crowdsourced security programs. Read more in our April 20th press release.
Cybersecurity attorney and law expert Jim Denaro join us May 24, 2016 to discuss legal misconceptions around bug hunting.
In this guide, you'll learn what makes for a good bounty brief and a successful program, as well as how researchers and program owners can align their respective expectations and avoid ambiguity and miscommunication.
Learn how Aruba was able to uncover critical bugs in their networking solutions with a private bug bounty program.
Bugcrowd's platform, Crowdcontrol, connects your security teams and applications to thousands of trusted hackers around the world.
Kymberlee Price discusses several critical steps to writing great vulnerability submissions that will speed up issue triage for the incident response team receiving reports (and result in higher bounty payouts). Examples of common mistakes will be reviewed with real submissions received by Bugcrowd.
Bugcrowd's second annual report shows the current state of the bug bounty ecosystem, with data from organizations running bug bounty programs and security researchers participating in them.
Backed by years of collected data, this guide answers how much you should budget for a crowdsourced security program and what you should set your reward range at to attract the right talent.
The VRT is a resource outlining Bugcrowd’s baseline priority rating, including certain edge cases, for vulnerabilities that we see often. Last updated March 2016.
Learn about how Bugcrowd uses public and private programs for our own application security testing.
Bugcrowd puts an army of thousands of the world's top security researchers on your side. With specialized skills in web and mobile applications, just like yours, they even the odds and find bugs in your code before the bad guys do.
Former RSA Executive Chairman Art Coviello Joins Bugcrowd Board of Directors
Bugcrowd’s inaugural State of The Bug Bounty Report highlights the bourgeoning economy of bug bounties.
Cybersecurity expert Keren Elazari joined Bugcrowd Founder and CEO, Casey Ellis, for some bug bounty myth busting and trend spotting.
Originally given at DEFCON 23, Jason Haddix explores successful tactics and tools used by himself and the best bug hunters. Practical methodologies, tools and tips that make you better at hacking websites and mobile apps to claim those bug bounties.
Learn how with Bugcrowd’s help, the Zephyr Health team has transformed its' development and overarching culture to prioritize security in this 30 minute webinar.
As an active security researcher with immense professional expertise in application security, Jason Haddix joins us to explain the common attack vectors that face today’s mobile applications -- from a hacker’s perspective.
One stop shop for Android and iOS security resources for security and development teams.
We join two of the Barracuda security team members to talk about the evolution of their program from its inception in 2010 to it's current state on the Bugcrowd platform.
State of the art security programs have been turning to bug bounties to leverage a vast array of skill-sets and knowledge for years. Organizations like Google, Facebook and Mozilla utilize crowdsourced security testing with great results, and now smaller companies are following suit, oftentimes using intermediaries like Bugcrowd to manage their own programs.
Join Wade Billings (Instructure) and Jonathan Cran (Bugcrowd) as they share some of the key takeaways from Instructure's Bug Bounty program on Bugcrowd.
Learn about the security job gap, and how Bugcrowd helps close that gap with crowdsourced security programs.
Learn how to introduce DevOpsSec with or without DevOps, how companies can accelerate their security ROI, and the key to decreasing friction between dev and security teams.
Learn how crowdsourcing your security results increases coverage and uncovers more complex vulns while meeting your compliance requirements.
Flex Bounties are crowdsourced penetration tests that provide increased results at a lower price per vulnerability. Get the report to learn how.
Bugcrowd CEO, Casey Ellis, and VP of Operations, Jonathan Cran, discuss some misconceptions of bug bounty programs, and how you can be successful in running one.
