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Out of Your
Crowdsourced Security

Type of Programs

Public Bug Bounty Program

  • Open to the all registered researchers, allowing any researcher to participate.

  • Provides broad coverage by leveraging the skills of a diverse range of security researchers.

  • No prior approval required to participate.

  • Encourages high-volume submissions, which can uncover a wide variety of vulnerabilities.

  • Often used by companies looking for large-scale vulnerability assessment.

  • Offers cash rewards or other incentives for valid reports.

Private Bug Bounty
Program

  • Restricted to a KYC verified selected group of researchers invited by the organisation.

  • Allows for more focused testing by trusted, vetted participants.

  • Provides an additional layer of confidentiality and control over sensitive programs.

  • Typically used by organizations that want to limit access to critical or sensitive systems.

  • Can offer higher rewards to attract specialized expertise.

  • Ensures fewer but more qualified submissions, reducing the noise from less experienced researchers.

Elite Bug Bounty Program

  • Designed exclusively for the top 5-10% of researchers with proven track records.

  • Features higher stakes and more complex targets requiring advanced skills.

  • Offers premium rewards, often much higher than other programs.

  • Focuses on critical vulnerabilities that require deep knowledge of system internals.

  • Ensures only the most skilled professionals are involved, leading to high-quality reports.

  • Typically used by organizations with sophisticated security needs.

Vulnerability Disclosure Program

  • Provides a way for anyone to report vulnerabilities without a reward structure.

  • Focuses on responsible disclosure to improve security, without competitive pressure.

  • Encourages community-driven security improvements by offering a formal channel for reporting.

  • Often seen as a complement to more structured bug bounty programs.

  • Promotes transparency, showing that the organization is committed to addressing security concerns.

  • Frequently used by organizations to comply with industry best practices or regulations.

Live Ethical Hacking Event

  • Involves real-time hacking events where participants test systems during a fixed timeframe.

  • Often conducted during live hacking events, conferences, or timed sessions.

  • Encourages collaborative efforts, with participants working together to find vulnerabilities.

  • Provides immediate feedback, allowing for faster remediation of discovered issues.

  • Often used for high-visibility events where quick results are needed.

  • Can create a competitive atmosphere with leaderboard rankings and rewards for top performers.

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What Customers Say

Com Olho's continuous vulnerability assessment program significantly enhanced our security at DS Group. Their prompt response to identified vulnerabilities has fortified our defences. We appreciate their diligence in protecting our assets.

 Balwant Singh 
Group CISO & DPO

DS Group

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