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How ethical hacking is playing a role in social sustainability Last month, we discussed the surprising connection between sustainability and cybersecurity. Here we saw how ensuring the cyber-resilience of critical infrastructure and securing key technologies like IoT networks will play a huge role i

We are excited to announce our latest update, aimed at improving your experience on the Intigriti platform. With now increased file sizes and no file type restrictions for non-inline attachments, you can now securely share large files with ease. In this post, we’ll explore the changes in detail and

The links between cybersecurity and sustainability go much deeper than you think. When thinking about crowdsourced security, the first topic that comes to mind probably isn’t sustainability. From a business perspective, there are, of course, huge benefits of having robust cybersecurity, particularly

Cybersecurity threats feature prominently in the WEF Global Risks Report 2023 Once a year, the World Economic Forum (WEF) released its analysis of the biggest risks facing the world today. Consulting a host of both private and public bodies, this annual report looks at global risks over three timefr

A safe harbor under certain conditions has been created in Belgium for cybersecurity researchers who report vulnerabilities to the Belgian national CSIRT and relevant system owners. Some positive developments impacting Belgium’s cybersecurity industry will come into effect next month after the count

It’s time for your annual cyber-health check With cyber-attacks and data breaches showing no sign of slowing, now’s the perfect time for your annual cyber-health check. Here are 10 cybersecurity tips to help you to ring in the new year: Use 2FA/MFA Security-conscious readers should already be using

‘Practice what you preach’ is a vital phrase when it comes to cybersecurity. For businesses that test and ensure the safety of huge amounts of sensitive data, it follows that these companies have an enormous responsibility when safeguarding themselves. Towards the end of 2022, we were thrilled to sh

Knock knock, who’s there? It’s 2023! But before we dive head-first into the new year, let’s take a look back at 2022 and specifically at the creators who ruled the bug bounty scene in 2022. These are the top 20 bug bounty creators! Content creators are incredibly important to Intigriti. We really ap

We look ahead to some key cybersecurity trends for next year. While the pandemic may seem like a thing of the past, many of its effects are here to stay. This includes working from home and hybrid working. The idea of people keeping their laptops and other work devices at home may sound like a safer

AI presents some fresh opportunities to the bug bounty industry, but caveats apply You would be hard-pressed to find anyone in the cybersecurity industry who had not heard of ChatGPT over the past few weeks. Launched by research lab OpenAI as a prototype in November, ChatGPT is an artificial intelli

Thanks to lawmakers, 2022 was one of the best years ever for the advancement, validation, and growth of the bug bounty and crowdsourced security industry. As we look back over the cybersecurity developments in 2022, we see a year where bug bounty programs and vulnerability disclosure policies (VDP)

Cybersecurity moves fast. And if keeping up with the latest emerging threats wasn’t enough, knowing the best way to defend against them can feel just as complicated. When it comes to crowdsourced security, we’ve come a long way since the days of there only being internally managed bug bounties. Rece

Group hacking is a collaborative and creative sport. Organize it as a live hacking event with in-person attendees and you’ll get incredible synergy. Security researchers really thrive when they come together to give their all testing assets and systems for cybersecurity vulnerabilities during a set

Single Sign-On (SSO) is a wonderful thing. As a user, it means no more handling hundreds of separate passwords or 2FA tokens. As a security professional, there’s no more trying to enforce policies in different enterprise applications without the proper ability to do so. For those of you who may not

How best can businesses navigate the common penetration testing challenges that arise when improving their security posture? In one of our last blogs, we discussed how Pentesting as a Service updated the pentesting format. As a rendition of Software as a Service, this change led pentesting to be mor

Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS), much like the other renditions of centrally hosted Software as a Service technologies (SaaS), is about providing a more flexible, continuous and scalable pentesting service. While remaining distinct from bug bounty programs, PTaaS is a modern approach to the

Intigriti, Europe’s leading crowdsourced security platform, today announced a significant expansion of its bug bounty platform offerings with the launch of Hybrid Pentesting. The Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaas) solution combines the pay-for-impact approach of bug bounty programs with the de

As a cybersecurity company, it’s perhaps unsurprising that we’re passionate about ensuring the safety of data and assets. This, of course, goes beyond just providing it to our clients. As guarders of sensitive customer data, it is imperative that our own safety measures are constantly under review.

The need for continuous security testing is quickly cementing bug bounty platforms as an integral part of cybersecurity infrastructure. However, it’s less often that cybersecurity technology and solution providers supply bug bounty programs in addition to their other offerings. This is not surprisin

After putting in-person live hacking events on hold due to social distancing regulations and travel restrictions, Yahoo made a ground-breaking comeback this month with their 1337UP0822 event. The global media and tech company combined forces with Intigriti to host their first in-person live hacking