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The Cost Savings of Fixing Security Flaws in Development

February 25th, 2025

There’s no debate that catching and fixing security flaws in development saves time, money, and stress.

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How AI Can Navigate Code and Catch Complex Vulnerabilities

April 7th, 2025

One of the questions HackerOne Engineering set out to answer early on was: “Can an...

Best Practices

Return on Mitigation

Code

The Cost Savings of Fixing Security Flaws in Development

February 25th, 2025

There’s no debate that catching and fixing security flaws in development saves time, money, and stress.

Flexible Data Retrieval at Scale with HAQL

November 15th, 2024

HAQL: HackerOne's simplified query interface for writing performant aggregate queries on tables modeled purposefully for data analysis.

Embracing Resilience: HackerOne's Approach to Disaster Recovery

May 29th, 2024

Learn how HackerOne puts Disaster Recovery into action, with insights into our teams' practices and performance stats.

Winning Together Through Synergy and Vulnerabilities

May 15th, 2024

As a recipient of HackerOne's prestigious 2024 'Win as a Team' award, I'm excited to...

Why I Keep a Brag Document — and How It Can Help You

May 10th, 2024

Charlie Kroon breaks down the importance of keeping a "brag document" to defeat Imposter Syndrome and track your wins.

I Suggest You Take a Nap

May 10th, 2024

Lorenzo Grandi explores the importance of sleep and other factors while working in a digital-first environment.

On Listening

May 10th, 2024

Charlie Kroon explores the benefits of being a great listener to make you a better engineer — and a happier person.

Building Bridges: The Art of Effective Communication Across Teams

May 10th, 2024

How do you run prime communication on a project that spans multiple teams? The 3 Ps: Purpose, People, Process.

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