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From HackerOne’s Leaderboard to the NYSE Floor: Our Journey to the Cyber60

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XBOW reflects on winning the 2026 Cyber60 early-growth award at the NYSE and on its mission to democratize expert-level offensive security as AI attacks outpace stretched teams.
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