SecurityDoes Your SaaSCare About SecurityDoes the SAAS That’s Helping You be More Secure Care About Security?Assessing vendor security practices is a routine activity for most organizations looking to onboard new products or services. Self-reported information may be lacking, outdated, or inaccurate, leading more organizations to look to third party auditors to provide standardized assessments like ISO27001 and SOC2. Not only do these standards reflect how seriously your prospective partner views security, they also serve as a concrete indicator of security maturity and adherence to other best practices like GDPR and NIST.We Meet :We Help Meet :Bugcrowd is the onlyCrowdsourced Security company that takes a holistic approach to security — from the environment in which we operate, the standards we follow during production, the solutions themselves, outwards to how we help you meet your own compliance initiatives.ISO27001The ISO27001 is the only globally accepted standard for assessing the entire lifecycle of an organization’s security best practices. It is a rigorous assessment of risk, compliance, and governance that verifies an organization has a mature, managed approach to information security. Information about Bugcrowd’s ISO27001 assessment can be found here.SOC 2SOC2 is a globally recognized standard that addresses how a SaaS should manage customer data. Bugcrowd has been assessed in the pillars relevant to our business including: Security, Availability, and Confidentiality. Information about Bugcrowd’s SOC2 assessment can be found here. Copies of the report can be requested directly from trust@bugcrowd.com.GDPRIn addition to our ISO27001 certification which maps to most standards set forth in the GDPR, Bugcrowd has adopted the Standard Model Clauses and has aligned them to meet the additional requirements of data privacy related to: consent, data portability, the right to be forgotten, the right to restrict processing, the right to object, and international transfers of personal data. Find Bugcrowd’s Data Processing Addendum (DPA) here.QSAC ASSESSED FOR PCI COMPLIANCEBugcrowd’s Next Generation Pen Testing product was assessed by an independent auditor which found Bugcrowd’s methodology aligns with NIST SP 800-115 and the OWASP Testing Guide v4. Additionally, our Penetration Testing report aligns with these standards as well as PCI DSS, NIST 800-53 rev4 and ISO27001. View the full report here.BUGCROWD’S COMMITMENTWe’d be remiss if this page didn’t include what we, and 500+ program owners believe to be one of the most essential components of a healthy security ecosystem — Bug Bounty programs. Bugcrowd has been running our own Bug Bounty program on both external and internal targets for the last 4 years. Our solution helps us to stay secure, so that we can keep our customers secure. More information can be found in our Program Brief, hosted here.Ultimate Guide to Penetration TestingCrowdsourced security offers a new solution for retaining, matching, and deploying pen test talent to fill the gaps created by…Get your CopyFrom Our BlogFebruary 18, 2021How to Find XXE Bugs: Severe, Missed and MisunderstoodFebruary 16, 2021Complete Guide to PentestingFebruary 5, 2021The 10 Most Common Bugs of 2021 So Far, and How to Find Them!MORE BLOG POSTSNewsJanuary 19, 2021Cyber trend: Businesses are turning to crowdsourced securityJanuary 11, 2021Perils of coding errors play out in Parler slip upJanuary 11, 2021Crowdsourced Cybersecurity CTO’s 2021 Cybersecurity PredictionsMORE NEWSEventsExcellerate your Hunting with Bugcrowd and Microsoft!In partnership with Microsoft, Bugcrowd is excited to announce the launch of Excellerate, a tiered incentive program that will run…Register NowMORE EVENTS