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Pentesting Done Right | It's Time To Re-Imagine You Penetration Testing Program To Achieve Outcomes Over Activity | A Bugcrowd Story With Justin Kestelyn

A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Bugcrowd

Join us for a conversation with Justin Kestelyn as take a unique journey into the past, present, and future of penetration testing. We get the opportunity to explore the how the role of a pentest has evolved as part of a larger security program, how the tools have involved, how the technique and skills has transformed, and how the human element is still key when outcomes matter more than just showing the results of a scan.

It's time to re-imagine penetration testing. Let's do that together now.

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Inside The Mind Of A Hacker Report | Unique Histories, Shared Destiny | A Bugcrowd Story

A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Bugcrowd executives, business leaders, and security researchers

While similarities exist, the latest research indicates the next era of cybersecurity has more in common with the Renaissance, sharing its characteristics of humanism, exploration, and warfare.

This is a 4-part podcast and webcast series we have discussions with Bugcrowd executives, business leaders, and security researchers. The series will explore the traits, attributes, and mindset of the security researchers that enable the successful crowdsourced security assessment market, specifically focusing on these 4 areas: BUSINESS VALUE | GEOGRAPHICS | DEMOGRAPHICS | PSYCHOGRAPHICS

Bookmark this page to catch all of the episodes as they become available.

Listen and learn as you build out your security program by leveraging the global and diverse crowd.

Their Story At Hacker Summer Camp | Las Vegas 2019 | Ashish Gupta, Bugcrowd

A Their Story interview with Marco Ciappelli & Sean Martin

Guests: Ashish Gupta, President and CEO, Bugcrowd

I received a DM on Twitter, saying: “I just wanted to thank you for allowing me to research on your platform, I just bought a car with the money that I earned.” 

The message was from someone in India, so I sent a note back: “You know, next time I'm in India, I'd love to get it a ride in the car and a cup of tea with you.”

Two days later, I get a message while I'm thinking, “Did I offend the person? Why did it take so long to reply?” But the note said: “Sorry for the delay, I had to ask my mother because, you see, I bought the car for her, [she] gave everything for me to learn how to be a researcher. So I had to ask if she would be able to give you a ride.”

This is just an anecdote that is part of a much bigger story shared with us by Ashish Gupta, Bugcrowd’s CEO, and an overall great guy.

Chats From InfoSec Europe 2019 | Your Car Is A Smartphone On Wheels | With Ian Tabor and David Baker

By Sean Martin & Marco Ciappelli

During Infosecurity Europe in London, Marco and Sean connected with Ian Tabor, car enthusiast and car hacker along with David Baker from Bugcrowd, to discuss the roles of ethical hacking and crowdsourced security analysis in ensuring the safety of drivers all around the world.

Ian, a core member of the Car Hacking Village — a group of professional and hobbyist car hackers who work together to provide hands-on, interactive car hacking learning, talks, hardware, and interactive contests — takes us through the trials and tribulations of the research he performs, including the challenges with sourcing the vehicles, finding the flaws, reporting the flaws, and protecting himself from potential legal action in the process.