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Bug Bounty Myth #3: Running a Bug Bounty Program is Too Risky

bugcrowd.com | blog | #bug-bounty | #risk-management | #bugcrowd | #program-management | #private-programs

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Bugcrowd argues the risk of unknown vulnerabilities far outweighs that of running a bug bounty, and private scoping, budget controls and partners keep programs no riskier than traditional testing.
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