51 Bugcrowd Testimonials

“The Jira integration was a huge value-add for us. We’ve built our communication channel inside the company is designed all around Jira. The fact that we could bolt on Bugcrowd’s solution to our Jira system and extend that in through our current communication channel made that portion of the transition that much easier.”

"Bugcrowd is a great partner for us—the researchers are like an extension of our own security team. Working together we can reduce duplication, coordinate responses, and continuously improve the quality and quantity of submissions. A crowd-sourced approach to security helps us to innovate faster and safeguard customer trust and our reputation."

“Security is the foundation on which users trust Schoology. We are committed to users privacy and it is important that we continue to be a platform that users trust. We partnered with Bugcrowd to make our security program stronger, harnessing the breadth and depth of skilled security testers matched with an incredibly powerful platform and team.”

“It’s huge to be able to directly push vulnerabilities into our Jira queue. We don’t have to treat it any differently, depending on what part of our application is affected, a ticket is created and tasked to the team responsible for building it.”

"We have products that cover a wide variety of applications that utilize various technologies, so we need security testing that can cover all those areas. Bugcrowd’s Ongoing Private Bug Bounty is the best way to get the coverage. Of course, this entire line of thinking starts with the premise that we think product security is of the utmost importance – we want to find the problems before someone else does so that we can help keep our customers secure."

"The number of Bugcrowd findings is a true measure of our maturity as a company. I want to get to a point in the not too distant future where I am showing a graph at every board meeting that shows a meager number of Bugcrowd findings and not for lack of attention but due to our focus on enhancing our application security."

“With many companies doing continuous integration, pushing code every day, and utilizing new open source repositories, it's becoming a necessity to crowdsource testing. Utilizing Bugcrowd's researchers levels the playing field, and helps Pinterest find and fix vulnerabilities proactively instead of reactively.”

“The cybersecurity landscape is an ever evolving one, so we knew we had to do something different, something innovative with this year’s audit, and that is what Bugcrowd offered us.”

“We think of the bug bounty program as ‘part of this complete breakfast’. You have all these internal activities, and the Bugcrowd program for us is a nice supplement to those things–it catches bugs that our internal testing didn’t catch. It also gives us information in what it doesn’t report.”

"Their testers dig deep in their testing. Not only will they take a URL and test it for many days, but they have also found what other systems have not identified. No system can be proven to have zero vulnerabilities, so continuous testing at this level of depth is great."

"By adding a managed bug bounty program through Bugcrowd, we are adding one more layer to our security program."

“We want to encourage independent security researchers to reach out to us and share what they’ve found so that we can fix it before it becomes an issue for our consumers.”

"Bugcrowd has expanded our approach to vulnerability testing. Bugcrowd has provided us with a clearer understanding of the hackers’ mentality, by bringing all the key parties together in a common, collaborative way. That is a key benefit that we’ve seen working with Bugcrowd."

“We like Bugcrowd’s approach. A structured format for reporting issues helps drive better quality bugs and filter out noise while the handling of bounty payments is a huge time savings for us. Having a third party help manage researchers will be very valuable.”

“We decided to run a bug bounty program in order to get access to a wide variety of security testers. Hiring security researchers is very difficult in today’s market, and even if you can find one, chances are good that person will be a specialist in only one or two areas.”