Ongoing bug-bounty pilot pinpoints many vulnerabilities in DOD’s cyberspace
Through Hack U.S., the Pentagon is offering cash rewards for exposures of digital weaknesses.
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DOD expands vulnerability disclosure program to contracting base in pilot
Forty-one defense contractors in the small-to-medium-size range participated in a vulnerability disclosure pilot that resulted in 1,015 reports, of which 401 were validated by system owners for…
Hack the Army event yields 102 critical security gaps
The Army worked with Defense Digital Services and HackerOne on the latest bug bounty, which identified 238 overall vulnerabilities.
Laying the terms for partnerships with ethical hackers
With the backing of CISA, federal civilian agencies can lean on the expertise of ethical hackers as part of their security strategy — but first they need…
Army launches ‘Hack the Army 3.0’ with more targets for cybersecurity researchers
White-hat hackers will have from mid-December to the end of January to find vulnerabilities in the army.mil domain and other areas specified by the Army.
CISA’s first shared-services offering is delayed by protest
The award of the vulnerability disclosure policy (VDP) platform contract is under protest from HackerOne.
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What one bug bounty platform’s FedRAMP authorization means for the industry
HackerOne beat its competitors to federal cloud services authorization, allowing it to deliver the kind of vulnerability disclosure platform sought for agencies governmentwide.
Hack the Army 2.0 brings 146 new security vulnerabilities to light
More than 50 white-hat hackers from six countries participated in this second edition of the Army bug bounty program.
U.S. Army brings back bug bounty for round two
It's the ninth bug bounty challenge held at the DOD overall.
What a US presidential candidate can teach us about hackers
In this op-ed, HackerOne's Ben Sadeghipour explains how an ex-hacker presidential candidate is bringing hacking into the national spotlight.