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Bug Bounty: the business enabler of any DevSecOps toolchain

yeswehack.com | blog | #bug-bounty | #vulnerability-management | #devsecops | #remediation | #security-strategy | #tooling
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Explains how bug bounty acts as the 'sec' in a DevSecOps toolchain: routing security reports into existing workflows for consistent formats, faster remediation and alignment with business.
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