Starting a Vulnerability Disclosure Program
No organization has perfect security. Security and privacy are
tantamount to user trust in your app, but breaches occur daily.
There’s never enough time or resources to secure everything. What do
you do? Imagine if you could tap into the knowledge of hundreds of
security researchers, all helping you identify vulnerabilities in
your apps. You could find and fix vulnerabilities as they are introduced
into production, helping reduce the risk of security incidents. You can
also use this data to find root causes of vulnerabilities and make
overarching improvements to your security program.
How do you know if you’re actually ready to start a vulnerability
disclosure program?
Our assessment section will help you determine
if you have everything you need to get started and help you identify
and address missing pieces.
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Last updated 2024-10-31 UTC.
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