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Securing the Supply Chain by Working With Ethical Hackers

hackerone.com | blog | #bug-bounty | #supply-chain | #open-source | #conference | #third-party-risk | #solarwinds | #supply-chain-security | #internet-bug-bounty

Summary

HackerOne experts discuss securing the software supply chain with ethical hackers, citing SolarWinds and ENISA supplier-compromise data, and announce an expanded Internet Bug Bounty for open source.
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