Bugcrowd Ambassador
Program

Do you want to empower the security community, make the internet a safer place, and build your personal brand while you’re at it?

Join The Mission

Our Goal

Bugcrowd is dedicated to our researcher base. Researchers are the lifeblood of the platform, and empowering this community is a top priority here at Bugcrowd.

We do this by helping level up new researchers and giving back to the security community by sharing our knowledge and developing local researcher communities around the world. This is all facilitated through the Bugcrowd Ambassador Program, which helps researchers spread the message of hacking all around the world, through meetups, conferences, webinars, mentorship, and more!

Bugcrowd Ambassadors of the Month

Bugcrowd wants to thank these ambassadors for going above and beyond to empower the community!

Alyssa Herrera

Alyssa is a Bugcrowd Ambassador and works independently. Her favorite things to do are hacking and playing games.

Jasmin Landry

Jasmin is a Bugcrowd Ambassador and Sr. Cybersecurity Engineer at SecureOps. His favorite things to do in the world are to playing hockey, and of course hacking!

Can I be an Ambassador?

At Bugcrowd, our ambassadors are:

Passionate about mentoring and teaching other researchers
Breakers, with a love for hacking
Active participants and/or leaders in a security community, or have the desire to be
Over the age of 18

We also look for demonstrated interest in at least two of the following: Creating technical blog posts, public speaking, hosting researcher events, or mentoring other researchers.

If you’ve got all of the above, we invite you to apply to be an Bugcrowd Ambassador!

Join the Program

Meet Some of Our Ambassadors

Rey Bango

“What I’m enjoying most about the Bugcrowd Ambassador Program is the ability to meet new researchers that I can learn from. Security is a large topic so being able to pick the brains of some of the smartest researchers around is an awesome benefit of the program.”

Alyssa Herrera

“The Ambassador program is awesome. It helps harness the abilities of various hackers to help teach the community about hacking and security, as well as provides rare opportunities to be mentored by some of the most skilled out there. I joined the Bugcrowd program as I wanted to help the community and bring resources to people who are barely starting out.”

Rojan Rijal

“The Bugcrowd Ambassador Program has helped me share security knowledge and further the community at my school. More students are now interested in the industry, and being an ambassador while in university has helped me to work directly with students on events, research, and bug bounties.”

Jasmin Landry

“The Bugcrowd Ambassador Program has allowed me to mentor people that are just starting out in the bug bounty community and are looking to learn how to hack. It is also helping me grow and learn as a security researcher. By answering their questions, I can further validate my knowledge and/or research on topics related to the ask.”

Saub Srivastava

“Bugcrowd’s Ambassador Program has helped me grow the community, talking to people who have always wanted to bug hunt but were never able to because they were unsure or didn’t know where to start. It also motivates me to more actively hunt for bugs and share my findings so that we all grow together. I’m so grateful for this amazing opportunity to serve the community and make it bigger and stronger.”

Phillip Wylie

“Being a Bugcrowd Ambassador has been an awesome experience. It has fed my passion for teaching, mentoring, and helping others. Through teaching others web app pentesting they can participate in bug bounties. I encourage my students and others to get involved in bug bounties to get pentesting experience and I made this before becoming a Bugcrowd Ambassador. That is why becoming an Ambassador was interesting to me.”