HackerOne Integrates with ServiceNow to Streamline Vulnerability Lifecycle Management
We’re excited to announce our integration with ServiceNow Incident Management.
Hacking for Good
We start the new year of 2020 with great prospects. First of all, 2019 turned out to be a massive success for hacker-powered security.
Hacking with Valor: Why We Raised $36.4M with Valor Equity Partners
Our civilization is going digital. That’s fantastic. Unfortunately our software is not secure enough to carry a digital and connected civilization.
Hacker-Powered Security Report 2019
Hacker-Powered Security puts an army of hackers on your side, searching for unknown vulnerabilities that automated methods miss. It includes bug bounty programs, hacker-powered pentests, and vulnerability disclosure policies, and it’s quickly becoming a necessary component of any security program.
The 2019 Hacker-Powered Security Report takes the largest repository of hacker activity and vulnerability data available and organizes it into an easy-to-navigate report filled with insights, trends, and success stories.
The 2019 Hacker Report: Celebrating The World’s Largest Community of Hackers
Hackers are heroes, they are in it for the good and there is more opportunity than ever before. The community of over 300,000 hackers on HackerOne represents
The 2019 Hacker Report
The 2019 Hacker Report brings the HackerOne community to life with statistics, interviews, insights, from the individuals working to make the internet a safer place.
In the report, you’ll learn how hackers earned over $19 million in bounties last year, how a single hacker passed more than $1 million in earnings, and how the bounty cash flows across the world. The report also highlights how hacking creates global economic opportunity, with hackers earning up to 40-times their country’s median software engineering wage.
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The Hacker-Powered Security Report 2018
Hacker-Powered Security is any technique that utilizes the external hacker community to find unknown security vulnerabilities and reduce cyber risk. Common examples include private bug bounty programs, public bug bounty programs, time-bound bug bounty programs and vulnerability disclosure policies.
With hacker-powered security testing, organizations can identify high-value bugs faster with help from the results-driven ethical hacker community.