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5 Things to Ask Your Web App Pen Test Provider

bugcrowd.com | blog | #penetration-testing | #bugcrowd | #crowdsourced-security | #procurement | #vendor-evaluation | #web-applications
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Bugcrowd lists five questions for evaluating web app pen test providers, arguing talent pool size, skill matching, and launch speed matter more than price for fast-changing apps.
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