Stellantis

Opportunity

Stellantis has always made the security of their cars a top priority, standardizing and innovating security features since 1924 and, notably, in 1988 being the first automotive company to make airbags standard. As the attack surface of cars has expanded from just the physical realm to the cyber world, they take a new approach to product security in their commitment to helping keep drivers and passengers safe.

“We want to encourage independent security researchers to reach out to us and share what they’ve found so that we can fix it before it becomes an issue for our consumers.” – Titus Melnyk, Senior Manager, Security Architecture, FCA US.

Solution with Bugcrowd

To that end, Stellantis has turned to Bugcrowd to tap into the collective creativity of our 50,000+ security researchers, as well as those who aren’t yet members of the Bugcrowd community. Bugcrowd is excited to be part of this historic advancement in automotive security, and look forward to supporting the Stellantis bug bounty program both now and into the future.

Learn more about Stellantis’s Public Bug Bounty Program.

We want to encourage independent security researchers to reach out to us and share what they’ve found so that we can fix it before it becomes an issue for our consumers.
Titus Melnyk Senior Manager, Security Architecture

Program Facts

Industry
Automotive
Program Type
Private Bug Bounty, Public Bug Bounty

Empower Your Security Team With a Crowd of White Hat Hackers to Find and Fix Vulnerabilities in Your Code Before the Bad Guys Do.

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