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In this article, we’ll demonstrate how crowd security platforms give organizations additional support and assurance when a public zero-day vulnerability disclosure, such as Log4Shell (the Log4j vulnerability), happens. Last week, a zero-day vulnerability (Log4shell) was publicly disclosed in the widely-used Java-based logging library, Log4j. As a leading ethical hacking and bug bounty platform, testing in […]
Antwerp (Belgium), December 2nd, 2021 – Intigriti, the global bug bounty platform and fastest-growing ethical hacker community, is proud to announce it has been selected by Intel, the industry ICT leader in the design and manufacturing of semiconductors, as its bug bounty vulnerability management platform. The program will be officially activated on December 6th, 2021. […]
Every security researcher has their specialty, their range of bugs that they focus on or that they have spent the past years researching and perfecting. The greatest power of bug bounty comes into play when considering that all of these bright individuals with diverse skillsets can become a single superbrain when put together. At Intigriti, […]
Paris and Lille, France – September 9, 2021 – Atos and Intigriti, the European leading platform for bug bounty and ethical hacking, announce their collaboration to release an end-to-end bug bounty offering for organisations. Bug bounty consists of using expert researchers and ethical hackers, selected according to a precise protocol, to search for vulnerabilities in […]
Today, we are launching the first ‘fast lane’ program that enables security researchers to monetize novel cybersecurity research prior to public disclosure. The initiative aims to effectively connect finders of emerging threats with affected organisations, allowing them to prepare and respond in a timely manner. This allows researchers to collect monetary ‘bug bounties’ for all participating companies, maximising their return on investment before releasing their work to the public. “Every year, one way or another, someone manages to break […]
If you’re watching the Olympic Games, you’ll know that the leaderboard shows the top-performing countries based on the successes of their athletes. In the case of Intigriti’s Leaderboard, the athletes are an elite team of ethical hackers, and their arena is an ever-expanding attack surface that evolves at Darwinian-like speed. The competition? Hidden vulnerabilities embedded […]
1 in 3 cybersecurity vulnerabilities may never get dealt with Antwerp (Belgium), June 1st, 2021 – The advent of a no-touch, online society has seen countless organisations embracing the power of online business operations and a distributed workforce. But, with an increase in cybercriminal activity, it’s clear companies need a security strategy that doesn’t just work against hackers, but embraces […]
In this series of Bug Bounty Q&A blog posts, we discuss frequently asked questions about bug bounty programs with our CEO Stijn Jans. This week, we’ll discuss “How does Intigriti optimise for bug bounty success?”. Q: How does Intigriti optimise for bug bounty success? Stijn: This is a wonderful question to get in any conversation. […]
Who doesn’t love hacker swag? At Intigriti, we’re not only rewarding our community members with monetary rewards up to €50.000, we are also distributing branded collectibles for our hackers to show their pride. Over the past few years, we have shipped more than a thousand swag packages all around the world, ranging from custom hats […]
Europe’s leading crowdsourced cybersecurity firm Intigriti has announced that it has raised €4.14 million in their Series A round, led by European based venture capital firm ETF partners. ETF partner Remy de Tonnac (previous CEO Gemalto / INSIDE secure) will join the board of directors. The investment will be used to strengthen the hacker-powered security […]