Bug Bounty Vs. Vulnerability Disclosure Programs

An episode of the InfosecTrain podcast, hosted by InfosecTrain, titled "Bug Bounty Vs. Vulnerability Disclosure Programs" was published on May 9, 2023 and runs 5 minutes.

May 9, 2023 ·5m · InfosecTrain

Summary

Security breaches and ethical hacking are getting attention these days, and hackers are constantly hunting for new security flaws to attack. Many organizations volunteer their security to identify and repair system vulnerabilities before criminals exploit them. Many organizations provide Bug Bounties to incentivize security researchers with financial awards for discovering critical vulnerabilities. Other organizations provide Vulnerability Disclosure Programs where researchers can report flaws and gain acknowledgment, usually through praise or awards. What is a Bug Bounty? A Bug Bounty is a monetary compensation corporations pay to Ethical Hackers who find security bugs. A Bug Bounty Program might be open to the public or closed to the public, and the organization determines the scope of work and the types of bugs addressed. Many multinational companies hire hackers as a key component of their vulnerability management model. Alibaba, Apple, Google, and Shopify all have procedures to harness the worldwide hacker network to enhance corporate security. View More: Bug Bounty Vs. Vulnerability Disclosure Programs

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