Episode 27: On Bug Bounties and Hacking the Pentagon

Episode 27 • November 25, 2019 • 00:23:34
Episode 27: On Bug Bounties and Hacking the Pentagon
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Episode 27: On Bug Bounties and Hacking the Pentagon

Nov 25 2019 | 00:23:34

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Hosted By

Jon Prial

Show Notes

Not all that long ago, bounty hunters were burly guys who apprehended fugitives using brute force in exchange for a reward or "bounty." And while those types of bounty hunters still exist, these days the vast majority of them are hackers looking for bugs. In this episode of the Impact Podcast, Jon Prial talks with Katie Moussouris, a highly regarded computer security researcher who's best known for creating the bug bounty program at Microsoft. You'll hear about: -Results from the recent Hack the Pentagon Program (1:15) -What companies can learn from the government’s approach to engaging with the hacker community (2:36) -How to determine if your organization is ready for a bug bounty program (5:40) -Issues larger enterprises face versus smaller startups (7:20) -Maturity models for assessing vulnerability (11:28) -Best practices for engineering teams (14:54) -The keys to success for bug bounty programs going forward (17:44)

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