Traditional penetration testing has been a cybersecurity cornerstone for decades. But with today’s proliferating and diversifying cyberattacks, its consulting-heavy service delivery model is showing its age. Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) platforms address some of those issues. But, there is so much more that can be done. Download this ebook to learn how the Bugcrowd Platform does PTaaS right: […]

Traditional penetration testing has its challenges. In fact, over half of security professionals are dissatisfied with their pen tests. From scheduling delays to speed of results to questionable skills fit, traditional pen testing leaves a lot to be desired. This campaign addresses these challenges and highlights Bugcrowd’s Pen Test Portfolio as a way to leverage the diverse expertise of the […]

Learn the Benefits of Penetration Testing-as-a-Service Penetration testing is evolving to meet the challenges faced by organizations large and small around the world. Attack surfaces are growing due to digital transformation activities, remote working, and increasing reliance on third parties. This is occurring while attackers are becoming increasingly hostile, bolder and more persistent. The traditional approaches to penetration testing cannot […]

Accenture recently found that a large majority of business leaders (81%) believe that the cost of staying ahead of cybersecurity attackers is “unsustainable”. This perception of a losing battle continued to fuel an interest in Bugcrowd’s more innovative, proactive approach to cybersecurity in 2021.Our 2022 Priority One Report focuses on vulnerability trends as reflected by growing security researcher activity on […]

Inside the Mind of a HackerYour Ultimate Guide to Ethical Hackers and the Economics of Security Research The 2021 Inside the Mind of a Hacker Report presents a captivating portrait of a globally distributed network of security researchers, also known as ethical hackers. These researchers help organizations search for vulnerabilities and advance on our platform with every valid exploit they […]