HackerOne, a global pioneer in Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), announces a partnership with OpenAI to make ...

HackerOne introduced new penetration testing initiatives for AWS that include both a service and certification opportunities for ethical hackers. On Wednesday, the vulnerability reporting and bug ...

TechRepublic speaks to HackerOne about how ethical hackers are helping to shrink the broader attack surface of cyber criminals. Modern cybersecurity approaches have evolved as cyberattacks proliferate ...

As HackerOne has risen to the top of a burgeoning new market, security researchers in recent years have criticized the bug bounty platform for a series of issues involving communication and mediation.

Key TakeawaysHackerOne’s own data shows the average pentest surfaces 12 vulnerabilities with 16 percent rated high or critical, while bug bounty programs average a higher 25 percent high or critical ...

HackerOne, a pioneer in Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), announces the appointment of Naveen Bhateja as Chief ...

Bug bounty and penetration testing startup HackerOne has raised a $49 million Series E following a year of massive cloud adoption fueled by work-from-home orders. The company — which mediates between ...

The world's biggest third-party bug bounty platform fell victim to an insider threat. The largest bug bounty platform HackerOne said it has fired an employee who took bug reports submitted by external ...

A HackerOne employee stole vulnerability reports submitted through the bug bounty platform and disclosed them to affected customers to claim financial rewards. The rogue worker had contacted about ...

HackerOne has acquired PullRequest, a code-review-as-a-service platform. The deal was announced on Thursday. No financial details have been disclosed. While robust passwords help you secure your ...

As a leading vulnerability reporting platform, HackerOne has paid hackers more than $23 million on behalf of more than 100 customers, including Twitter, Slack, and the US Pentagon. The company’s ...

HackerOne, the company behind one of the most popular vulnerability coordination and bug bounty platforms, has decided to make its professional service available to open-source projects for free.