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Last week Bugcrowd attended Gartner's annual Security and Risk Management Summit in Washington, D.C. While I know what a city built on a swamp does to your hair, I'm still happy to return every June to catch up with analysts,…
Last week we attended the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC) cybersecurity summit in Orlando, Florida. The event was a first for a few on our team but certainly not for many of the attendees we spoke to,…
Is my stuff secure? At their core, penetration tests answer two critical questions: Is my stuff secure? How do you know? Q1 is pretty straightforward. If the answer is ‘no,’ then Q2 consists of a list of vulnerabilities discovered. But…
Finding heaps of vulnerabilities isn’t very useful without a way to action them. That’s why Bugcrowd isn’t just focused on finding more vulnerabilities, we’re focused on helping organizations resolve those findings, faster. Today we’re proud to announce the launch of…
Surfacing high-value, critical vulnerabilities is the #1 biggest attractor for organizations considering crowdsourced security, according to the 2019 Bugcrowd CISO survey. However, the #1 most frequently cited barrier to doing more with those findings, is the lack of integration between…
#DevSecOps #SecDevOps #OpsSe.. you get it. InfoSec has a knack for transient buzzwords that imply the problem while teeing-up the solution. The prefix “NextGen” does this beautifully- ‘the legacy method is obsolete; this new thing is better.’ ‘SecDevOps’ is…
