HackerOne has already made an impact by making bug bounty programs easier to launch and maintain, but the company wants to go further by offering paid services for free to the open-source community.

The General Services Administration is going all in on bug bounties. After a successful pilot collaboration, the agency’s Technology Transformation Service recently awarded a $2 million contract to ...

The largest bug bounty platform HackerOne said it has fired an employee who took bug reports submitted by external researchers and filed the same reports elsewhere for personal gain. HackerOne is a ...

HackerOne and SecurityScorecard have announced a platform integration that will showcase data from the ethical hacking community on a company’s digital scorecard. SecurityScorecard, for the ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--HackerOne, the leading bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure platform provider, today published “The 2017 Hacker-Powered Security Report” that examines over 800 ...

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Hacker-powered security company HackerOne will use fresh funding to expand its global market reach. On Sunday (8 September), HackerOne announced that it has raised $36.4m in Series D funding, bringing ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--HackerOne, the leading hacker-powered security platform, today announced findings from the 2019 Hacker Report, which reveals the hacker community has doubled year over ...

Ukrainian hackers and security researchers say bug bounty platform HackerOne is withholding their bug bounty rewards, in some cases thousands of dollars, and refusing to let hackers withdraw their ...

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 ...