Learn how Port of Antwerp set out to explore responsible disclosure and bug bounty programs after finding traditional testing methods too limiting. The organization required a solution that would allow for scalable, continuous security testing while being cost-effective and sustainable.
Read why 3 former employees at Google, Huawei and Barco trust Intigriti with the security of their IoT company and how the creativity of external security researchers prevented major income loss for MuuseLabs.
Read about how the European Commission made a commitment to secure its open source software with Bug Bounty programs and help open source communities in securing their software.
Learn how Kinepolis CIO, Bjorn Van Reet, overcame fears and read how running a continuous bug bounty program complemented the penetration test that Kinepolis performed before a major release.
Find out from webhosting company Combell' CTO Wesley Hof why after 3 years of working with a well known US platform they made the switch to European hacker platform, Intigriti.
Find out how DPG Media, Thomas Colyn, could tap into a network of security researchers (ethical hackers) whilst also leveraging customer support and a triage team and how bounty programs offer a significantly different benefit from penetration tests.
Get a true understanding of ethical hacker communities in our latest market research, The Ethical Hacker Insights Report 2021. We reveal key white hat hacker demographics, as well as valuable insights and statistics.
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Learn how Cake uses bug bounty programs as a tool for security transparency within their independent banking app. Cake has access to very sensitive information, so the security and privacy of their user's data is vital.
Read about bug bounty programs vs pentesting, bug bounty benefits and why it is so important staying one step ahead. A vulnerability reported and fixed is one less opportunity for a cybercriminal to exploit.
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Read about why Jean-François Simons does more than periodical penetration tests at Brussels Airlines. You'll also find out more about the added value of working with external ethical hackers.
During this one-hour session we talk about the importance of trusting ethical hackers, how security teams can benefit from leveraging hacking communities and what steps businesses can take to kickstart a mutually beneficial relationship today.
A rise in eCommerce activity also presents more cybersecurity opportunities for criminals. Intigriti explains how retailers can successfully work with ethical hackers and bug bounty programs to improve their cybersecurity.
Learn why IT manager at Torfs, Raf De Leu, wished he had started their bug bounty program two years sooner. Read all about the 2-hour implementation process of Intigriti at Torfs.
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