The Role of Hackers in Security Assessments for Product Development

Support development roadmaps and improve relationships between security and development teams.

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Log4j Vulnerability Activity on the HackerOne Platform

Learn about the Log4J vulnerability, mitigations HackerOne has put in place to protect our platform and the related submission activity.

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Don't Fear Hackers, Hire Them.

Leverage security researchers to identify vulnerabilities and and improve cybersecurity.

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Hacker-Powered Security Report: Industry Insights

Learn how top CISOs stay ahead of security threats & mitigate vulnerabilities.

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[On Demand Webinar] Analysis: 2022 Hacker-Powered Security Report

HackerOne CISO Cris Evans analyzes the 2021 Hacker-Powered Security Report findings.

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Internet Bug Bounty

The Internet Bug Bounty

The Internet Bug Bounty rewards security research into vulnerabilities impacting Open Source Software Projects within the Software Supply Chain.

Program mission:
Secure Our Shared Software Components:

Incentivize security research into open source and software supply chain dependencies.

By Pooling Defenses:

Enable beneficiaries of open source to contribute to our collective security equitably.

From Discovery to Remediation:

Provide financial support to security researchers and the maintainers of open source, who often volunteer their talent.

The projects and bug bounties

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