Unsolved Cyber Mysteries

In early 2017 NETGEAR®, Inc. launched a public bug bounty program with Bugcrowd to help them stay in front of the latest threats and improve the security of the company's products.

Efficiency and effectiveness of the crowd is really why we bring them on… Because we have the crowd involved in the vulnerability management program, it’s helped in expanding of our team for a fraction of the cost. Now my internal resources are better utilized.

Fitbit is a great example of an IoT company thinking progressively about product security in a time that this is becoming increasingly important. To learn more about many of the initiatives Fitbit is taking in security testing, how they think about product security, and why they utilize Bugcrowd to assist in their security testing, check out our API Security and the IoT podcast.

After evaluating their current testing capabilities and organizational goals, Aruba decided to harness the collective power of human intelligence through Bugcrowd’s more focused Ongoing Private Bug Bounty Program.

Indeed - "A Bounty of Security" "'Do what’s best for the job seeker.' This has been Indeed’s guiding principle since the beginning.

(ISC)² has run a public bounty offering Kudos points and potential CPE credits for nearly two years.