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The Power of Bug Bounty Programs in Enhancing PCI-DSS Compliance

bugcrowd.com | incident | #bug-bounty | #compliance | #crowdsourced-security | #vdp | #pci-dss | #payment-security | #data-breach
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Explains how bug bounty programs and VDPs help organizations meet PCI-DSS v4.0 requirements, citing IBM's $4.88M average breach cost and how crowdsourced testing protects payment card data.
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