Case Studies
Customers get results with Bugcrowd
Okta
Efficiency and effectiveness of the crowd is really why we bring them on… Because we have the crowd involved in the vulnerability management program, it’s helped in expanding of our team for a fraction of the cost. Now my internal resources are better utilized.
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Fitbit
Fitbit is a great example of an IoT company thinking progressively about product security in a time that this is becoming increasingly important. To learn more about many of the initiatives Fitbit is taking in security testing, how they think about product security, and why they utilize Bugcrowd to assist in their security testing, check out our API Security and the IoT podcast.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
FCA US 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.
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Aruba Networks
After evaluating their current testing capabilities and organizational goals, Aruba decided to harness the collective power of human intelligence through Bugcrowd’s more focused Ongoing Private Bug Bounty Program.
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Instructure
Instructure, from its inception, has proactively published the results of its annual security survey to add full transparency to its security posture.
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Barracuda Networks
For the Barracuda security team, working closer with the security research community was a great way for them to improve their overall security posture while exhibiting thought leadership.
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Indeed.com
Indeed - "A Bounty of Security" "'Do what’s best for the job seeker.' This has been Indeed’s guiding principle since the beginning.
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(ISC)²
(ISC)² has run a public bounty offering Kudos points and potential CPE credits for nearly two years.
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Western Union
Starting with a private, invite-only bug bounty program, Western Union and Bugcrowd were able to work together to slowly scale the company's bug bounty program over time. They eventually announced the launch of their public bug bounty program on March 11, 2015, becoming one of the first organizations in the financial sector to do so.
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