Catawiki found that Bugcrowd stood out as a leader in the crowdsourced and offensive security market. It ultimately chose Bugcrowd because it offers a well-unified bug bounty and pen testing platform—one place to do it all. Catawiki was excited by the prospect of using pen testing results to directly enhance the bug bounty program.

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Tango’s priority was to secure sensitive transaction data for its clients while continuing to innovate. The company is committed to combating threats, bad actors, and security incidents.

Rapyd wanted to step up their security posture by making security testing continuous. They have an interesting use case for crowdsourced security, since their core business is so API-focused.

The public bug bounty program has not replaced any internal or external penetration testing schedules or private bug bounties. BigCommerce launched the new public bug bounty program to help evolve the company’s overall security measures.

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Amidst increased focus on cybersecurity in Australia, Monash has continued its legacy of leading with technology. It is the first university in Australia to implement a Vulnerability Disclosure Program and Bug Bounty Program, leading the way in higher education cybersecurity.

From self-parking cars to smart personal assistants, AI is changing the way we live. All AI systems rely on data as the lifeblood that enables them to learn, but as it's often of a personal or sensitive nature, this data must be secure.