Five Reasons NOT to Run a Bug Bounty Program

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Adam Bacchus, Chief Bounty Officer, HackerOne

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Thinking of starting a bug bounty program, but have some concerns about it? HackerOne's Chief Bounty Officer Adam Bacchus will address five of the most commonly heard reasons organizations do NOT want to start a bug bounty program. He'll dispel some of the most common concerns holding your organization back from working with the world's best hackers to help you find bugs before the bad guys do, including: 1. Who are these hackers? 2. It’s a budgeting black hole! 3. We don’t have bandwidth to start and run a bounty program! 4. It’ll be a PR disaster! 5. ...you’ll have to watch to find out!)
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