Bugcrowd
CISA launches platform to allow hackers to report flaws in federal tech
Agencies will use the shared service to receive security feedback from white-hat hackers around the world.
What one bug bounty platform’s FedRAMP authorization means for the industry
HackerOne beat its competitors to federal cloud services authorization, allowing it to deliver the kind of vulnerability disclosure platform sought for agencies governmentwide.
Bug bounty finds 54 flaws in Air Force’s new cloud system
The largest payout from the bug bounty totaled $20,000.
DOD expands Hack the Pentagon program to cover hardware, systems
DOD tapped cybersecurity firms Synack, HackerOne and Bugcrowd to provide vetted hackers for continual assessments of defense websites, hardware and physical systems.
Bug bounty industry, helped by federal business, is growing up fast
The industry — which basically hires and sells the services of freelance hackers who are paid to find weaknesses in systems or products — is seeing a period of rapid growth, in part because of early successes in the federal market.
Can bug bounty programs solve the cybersecurity workforce shortage?
Bugcrowd CEO Casey Ellis talks with FedScoop about the burgeoning bounty business: "Easier access to more talent to solve problems."
