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As we announced earlier this year, we are modifying the existing MVP program. We recognize that reaching the MVP status is no small feat. That is why we made our biggest changes in the program rewards to help you prominently…
Earlier this year, we announced our new incentive programs to recognize shining stars in our researcher community. Today, we’re more than excited to announce our Q1 2019 Bounty Slayers! The Bounty Slayers program strongly encourages continued performance on our platform…
Earlier this year, we announced our brand-new incentive programs, including P1 Warriors. The program proudly rewards valid P1 submissions and is an ongoing program that began as of January 1, 2019. Valid submissions are those that are accepted and marked…
Recently ESG and Bugcrowd released a report outlining trends in application security according to security leadership. One of the major trends centered on DevSecOps adoption. According to the report, organizations show strong interest in leveraging DevOps to automate security. Nearly…
Bugcrowd released disclose.io, the open-sourced safe harbor project, in August 2018. Since then, we’re pleased to report that companies have been leaning into the need for a safer and easier-to-navigate legal environment for whitehat hackers. To help this along, we’ve…
This post originally appeared on the Atlassian Community Forum. In July 2017, Atlassian renewed our commitment to provide best of industry security and launched our Bug Bounty Program. By putting our trust in security researchers, we have experienced tremendous success, having rewarded…
Today, we are excited to announce the winners of the 2019 Buggy Awards! We know that the success of our business, and of the crowdsourced security space, depends on the hard work of our customers and researcher community. For this…
“What reward ranges should I set for my program?”, “How much should I pay for a given finding?”, and “What should my organization’s reward budget be for a successful program?” At Bugcrowd, we hear these questions time and time again…
This blog post is authored by Tobias Schmidt, Security Engineer, SoundCloud. SoundCloud is excited to announce the launch of its public bug bounty program with Bugcrowd — the #1 crowdsourced security platform. SoundCloud’s public program is open to Bugcrowd’s full Crowd…
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…
