Experience Sharing - Bug Bounty Programs
mnemonic security podcast
08/28/23
•30m
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How to succeed with bug bounties
Responsible disclosure and vulnerability reporting have come a long way in recent years, and have gone from being feared and even something you took legal action against, to something that is appreciated for its value.
Ioana Piroska, Bug Bounty Program Manager at Visma, joins Robby to share how Visma has succeeded with their bug bounty program. She talks about Vismas’ approach to these kind of programs, and the actual value they receive from them.
Ioana and Robby discuss the difference between penetration testing and a bug bounty program, and how they complement each other. And how Visma also uses their live hacking competitions and public responsible disclosure program to improve their vulnerability detection capabilities.
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Influencing the board
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Influencing the board
What are some of the most effective methods of gaining a board’s support, and how do you maintain this trust and improve it over time?
Our guest today has worked with a lot of boards, and joins us to share his experiences providing boards with the tools to ask the right questions when it comes to cybersecurity, and conveying to them why cybersecurity is important for their organisation.
Roger Ison-Haug has worked in IT for close to 30 years and is now working as the CISO & DPO at the data science and weather intelligence provider StormGeo. He is also currently working on his PhD in cybersecurity and leadership.
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