Bug bounties are essentially responsible disclosure programs that reward white-hat hackers for reporting vulnerabilities. If responsible disclosure is the first step towards bringing businesses and white-hat hackers closer together, bug bounty is what comes next. If you’d like to get started with responsible disclosure, can take a look at our Guide to Responsible Disclosure that answers some commonly asked questions. Receiving your first report can be stressful, but establishing a routine for evaluating reports and fixing vulnerabilities will help you keep your security work structured. Getting startedīefore you go ahead and implement a responsible disclosure policy, make sure you have the resources and a process to follow up on vulnerability reports. This shows that everyone, regardless of organisation size and the level of internal security knowledge, can benefit from asking white-hat hackers for help. Tech giants in Silicon Valley were the first to implement responsible disclosure despite having security teams of their own. Responsible disclosure (Click to enlarge)
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