"Adobe's products are more secure thanks to our security team's collaboration with HackerOne and the security researchers we get to work with."

"Security is not a one-time thing, but a continuous cycle. We know that there are always going to be bugs in software development. As we develop, and as we iterate, we want to make sure security is an active part of that process, and never a roadblock to innovation. The …

“We plan to increase the size of our bug bounties. I am confident that HackerOne’s community of hackers will continue rising to the challenge.”

"We have an industry-leading vulnerability disclosure program that protects ethical researchers and partnered with HackerOne to include sensitive vendors in the scope of our bug bounty program to help protect our entire ecosystem. Our hope is that bug bounty programs like ours continue to spearhead a culture of collaboration and …

"The program has been successful because of the continued contributions from diverse, talented researchers."

"If our bug bounty program can find at least one critical vulnerability per quarter for two or three quarters in a row, we know the program is worth the money we spend on it."

"Having a bug bounty program is not an option, it's essential. Scaling internal testing can only go so far, working with the community helps uncover issues we may not have."

"Collaboration with HackerOne, in addition to Adobe’s pentests, uncovers unique vulnerabilities while helping Adobe meet customer security expectations. We’re leveraging the HackerOne platform for reporting, ticketing automation, and taking action on further details on vulnerabilities reported."

"We’ve received a lot of guidance (on working with hackers) from HackerOne and it's been a great experience."

"Every organization has blind spots. Having the hacker community on the other side of the screen looking at those things you’ve missed means you can close those holes."

"HackerOne is a well-known platform across the information security community which aggregates the most successful bug bounty programs to date."

“If you're going into a bush blind, you don't know what's going to happen.”

"We know that state-sponsored actors and black-hat hackers want to challenge and exploit our networks. We know that. What we didn't fully appreciate before this pilot was how many white-hat hackers there are who want to make a difference, who want to help keep our people and our nation safer."

"We know for a fact that sending a wide variety of hackers into a wide environment will result in something meaningful. It is a fact. We cannot hire every amazing hacker and have them come work for us, but we can do these crowdsourced bug bounties. I’m done with being …

"The ideal end-state is that bug bounties become a regular, common tool in securing all IT assets across the Department of Defense. We will always have security vulnerabilities. We can approach that reality one of two ways: we can deny it, or we can be proactive, open to it and …