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Vulnerability Disclosure is Now Mandatory for Federal Agencies - Here's How to Make it Happen
Federal agencies exist to protect and support the nation and its citizens. Despite their elaborate processes to reduce cyber risk, many American agencies lack modern mechanisms to help identify...
HackerOne Receives FedRAMP Authorization from U.S. Federal Government
HackerOne Receives FedRAMP Authorization from U.S. Federal Government Nicole Mon, 05/18/2020 - 09:13 Read more about HackerOne Receives FedRAMP Authorization from U.S. Federal GovernmentFedRAMP...
Vulnerability Disclosure Policy and Crowdsourced Security for the Federal Governments White Paper
One-pager on crowdsourced security for the federal government.
HackerOne Clear VPN Brief
One-pager on HackerOne Clear and how HackerOne Clear VPN delivers increased visibility into and control over your HackerOne Bounty and Challenge programs.
How the Risk-Averse DoD Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Hackers
There are few, if any, organizations more risk-averse than the U.S. Department of Defense. But even this staid agency has realized the security benefits of working with hackers, such as saving...
Why Every Federal Agency Needs a VDP
"The decision to require that every agency have a vulnerability disclosure policy is a major step forward in both increasing security and extending an open hand to a community that is on the front...
VDP and Crowdsourced Security for State Local and Governments
As traditional penetration testing methods become insufficient, State and Local Departments and Agencies must rethink their approach.
U.S. Department of Defense VDP Wins Prestigious 2019 DoD Chief Information Officer Award
This guest blog post was contributed by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Cyber Crime Center (DC3) public affairs team. On Nov. 3, 2019 in the Pentagon Auditorium, the DoD Cyber Crime Center...
HackerOne Congratulates the Department of Defense on 11K Vulnerability Reports
HackerOne and the U.S. Department of Defense began working together in 2016 with the launch of Hack the Pentagon. Announced at the third annual Security@ San Francisco, in three short years,...
