Secure the Attack Surface
Secure Existing Applications
Keep your applications secure and demonstrate your commitment to security. HackerOne offers a suite of products designed to fit your needs and integrate into your systems: public and private bug bounty programs, vetted security researchers, pentesting, and more.
Move to the Cloud with Confidence
Cloud migration is challenging. Even in a best case scenario, your organization has to apply new firewall solutions, integrate new security systems, and transfer data. Each change opens up new attack surfaces. Avoid exposing yourself to risk by inviting ethical hackers to vet your application security. Strengthen your cloud security posture and avoid misconfigurations known to cause security breaches.
Less is More: Consolidate Tools & Cut Costs
Security teams must stay ahead of advanced threats and increased vulnerability sophistication. To increase visibility, reduce clutter, and manage costs, many teams are looking to consolidate their security solutions. Thousands of companies rely on hacker-powered security to address evolving threats and scale while reducing their reliance on point solutions.
Recommended HackerOne Solutions
Vulnerability Disclosure
Establish the process for and receive reporting of unknown or harmful security vulnerabilities to the proper person or team in your organization.
HackerOne Clear
Partner with proven, background-checked security researchers with the skills and reputation to match your specific needs.
Bug Bounty
Let trusted hackers continuously test for vulnerabilities with defined scope of coverage.
Do You Have Hackers on Your Side?
Every 5 minutes, a hacker reports a vulnerability. Every 60 seconds, a hacker partners with an organization on HackerOne. That's more than 1,000 interactions per day towards improved security. Our CISOs Guide to Reducing Risk with Responsible Disclosure details why hacker-powered security is a must for scaling security across your attack surface.
"Our HackerOne bug bounty program has one of the most permissive scopes in the industry. This allows us to work with security researchers to test the broadest attack surface possible. The impressive contributions from the community have made Dropbox, and the internet as a whole, a safer place."
Rajan Kapoor, Former Director of Security at Dropbox
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