The first step in helping protect your company from an attack or premature vulnerability release to the public is a Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (VDP).
A vulnerability disclosure policy, or VDP, is intended to give ethical hackers clear guidelines for submitting potentially unknown and harmful security vulnerabilities to organizations. A VDP allows you to have a clear communication mechanism in place for the people who are interested in reporting vulnerabilities in your products and services.
“Companies that lack a clear vulnerability disclosure program are at increased risk should a security researcher find a vulnerability.” Megan Brown, Partner at Wiley Rein LLP
What our guide, Vulnerability Disclosure Policy. What is it. Why you need one. How to get started, will cover:
- VDP Basics
- How to launch your own VDP
- Assembling the right tools to support a VDP
- How to streamline your VDP with HackerOne Response
- And more!
