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Data breaches in information security have become an inescapable reality. A common inquiry we receive here at HackerOne is for guidance on how to most effectively respond to one of these unfortunate incidents. There are no easy answers. Our hope is the following guidance can serve as recommendations for any victim of a breach.
The world’s most popular women’s health app, Flo Health, is responsible for the sensitive health data of 40 million women. With that much PII under their purview, Flo Health’s CISO knew that enabling his security team with the most advanced security testing methods was of the utmost importance to brand trust and user loyalty.
We recently sat down with Abhijith Chandrashekar, PSIRT Manager at Citrix, to discuss why Citrix continues to expand their bug bounty program and learn about their cloud security and scope expansion plans. Read on to see what he had to say.
It's been 60 days since the DoD's Defense Industrial Base Vulnerability Disclosure Program (DIB-VDP) pilot launched. In this blog, DC3 and HackerOne sit down to talk about the pilot’s early successes, learnings to date, and their goals for the future.
On World Password Day, I’m not going to talk about passwords. At the end of last year, HackerOne ran an exclusive campaign with a select group of hackers in which we challenged them to look for information exposures for 11 customers. The data found by the hackers included everything from passwords and authentication tokens to sensitive documents. No matter how secure your passwords are, your data is out there in different clouds and across various third-party vendors — it's only a matter of time before a leak puts your brand at risk.
One year after launching their private bug bounty program on HackerOne, we sat down with financial services provider Saxo Bank’s CISO, Mads Syska Hasling, to get his insights and learnings from 12 months with a bug bounty program. Read on to see how Saxo Bank thinks about digital security as a non-negotiable for their customers and partners, how bug bounty fits into the broader security program, and advice to other CISOs and stakeholders on leveraging hacker-powered security.
HackerOne sees vulnerability management as a process combining software tools and security analyst actions to reduce risk. In many cases, successful Vulnerability Management requires a joint effort between security operations, who find vulnerabilities, and IT operations responsible for fixing, or patching, vulnerabilities.
A few weeks ago, HackerOne and PortSwigger teamed up to shine a light on the innovative ways that customers and security analysts are scaling risk assessments. Read on for key learnings.
Years of AWS bug bounties have exposed SSRF vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and dangling DNS records. What can we learn from these vulnerabilities about mitigating risk?
When your job is all about avoiding costly incidents and mistakes, it’s hard to put a dollar value on your work. At HackerOne’s recent Security@ conference, Slack and Hyatt’s CISOs sat down for a chat about their challenges and the hacks they use to quantify risk:
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