Riding Shotgun for Automotive Security
Today’s vehicles have all of the security issues of a modern data center, compounded by the rapid changes in the industry and the massive complexity of the technology infrastructure behind every car.
Driving confidence through crowdsourced security
Serving Industry Leaders
“We value engaging third-party researchers to improve our products making them safer and more reliable. Our goal with the Bug Bounty program is to foster a collaborative relationship with researchers to participate in responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities in our vehicles and connected services.”
WHY IT WORKS
Harnessing the Most Trusted Researchers to Protect Your Most Valuable Assets – Your Customers
Crowd
Quality, impact, coverage, and trust – harness the power of human creativity
Platform
An all-in-one, intelligent platform for simplified vulnerability reporting and solution management.
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Expertise
Industry-leading operations team with experience in enterprise security and hacker community engagement.
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RELATED USE CASES
Automakers and suppliers are taking strides in protecting vehicles from cyber attacks, but as cars increasingly become “data centers on wheels,” cyber threats and safety risks are more serious than ever. Bugcrowd leverages the world’s most experienced and elite car hackers to find bugs inside infotainment systems, as well as transmission and steering control before the bad guys do.
Car brakes and other critical systems can be hacked via car infotainment systems. Being aware of vulnerabilities and understanding how to remediate them quickly minimizes your risk of a cyber attack. Bugcrowd empowers car manufacturers to gain more insight into their overall security posture to quickly expose vulnerabilities.
Telematics, Bluetooth, in-car apps, Wi-Fi, keyless entry, TPMS, CAN bus – all potential entry points for cyber criminals. Eliminate risks around remote exploitation of the vehicle by harnessing Bugcrowd’s cybersecurity team to find bugs before the bad guys do.
The CAN bus is a modern vehicle’s central nervous system, but more often than not, fails to implement even the most basic security principles. Bugcrowd helps car manufacturers identify vulnerabilities in the CAN bus so cyber attackers can’t gain access and manipulate the vehicle.
Bugcrowd Bug Bashes draw elite hackers with experience across car hardware, web, and mobile hacking, along with hardware and RF hacking, to compete and find priority vulnerabilities. The combination of experiences and backgrounds leads to fun collaboration and real-time engagement between researchers and engineers.
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Vulnerability
Disclosure
Meet compliance and reduce risk with a framework to receive vulnerabilities.
Bug
Bounty
Take a proactive, pay-for-results approach by actively engaging with the Crowd.
Next Gen
Pen Test
Crowdsource human intelligence at scale to discover high-risk vulnerabilities faster.
Attack Surface
Management
Find, prioritize, and manage more of your unknown attack surface.
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