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2021 Cybersecurity Predictions from Casey Ellis

bugcrowd.com | blog | #bugcrowd | #vulnerability-disclosure | #policy | #ethical-hacking | #predictions | #cfaa | #election-security
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Bugcrowd CTO Casey Ellis predicts ethical hackers will help secure elections, more governments will adopt vulnerability disclosure, and laws like CFAA may be revised to protect good-faith research.
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