Pay Only for Results
Pay-per-vulnerability bug bounty with certified ethical hackers
Pay Only for Results
Pay-per-vulnerability bug bounty with certified ethical hackers
In Advanced Bug Bounty, ISGroup ethical hackers research, verify and report vulnerabilities with the information needed to assess remediation. The customer pays only for new, confirmed vulnerabilities.
Protects information through a security management system
Strengthens the resilience and security of digital infrastructure
Protects fundamental rights and privacy
Advanced Bug Bounty is a commissioned activity in which ISGroup ethical hackers research vulnerabilities within the agreed scope.
ISGroup verifies and documents the findings; the customer pays only for new, confirmed vulnerabilities and remains responsible for corrections.
Cost-effective and results-oriented
Unlike penetration testing services billed by time, Advanced Bug Bounty uses a pay-per-vulnerability model.
The customer pays only for new, confirmed vulnerabilities according to the criteria agreed before the work starts.
Non-intrusive testing
ISGroup ethical hackers carry out authorised activities according to the methods and limits defined in the agreed scope.
The tests research vulnerabilities in the included assets without presenting themselves as a complete analysis of every corporate system.
Analysis and categorization
Each finding is verified and classified using relevant technical references, including OWASP and CVSS.
The report describes severity and potential impact to support mitigation decisions.
Mitigation guidance
The report accompanies the findings with useful mitigation guidance, and ISGroup can clarify the technical evidence produced.
The customer remains responsible for selecting and implementing corrections.
Scope definitionWe work with you to define the scope of the test, identifying the assets and systems to be evaluated.
Vulnerability discoveryISGroup ethical hackers research vulnerabilities in the assets and systems included in the authorised scope.
Detailed reportingVulnerabilities are documented in detailed reports, each issue categorized by severity and accompanied by mitigation recommendations.
Mitigation supportWe provide mitigation guidance; the customer assesses and implements corrections on its systems.
Tailored solutions
Customizable bug bounty programs to meet your specific security needs.
Experience
Over 20 years of experience in cybersecurity with a team of certified ethical hackers and security professionals.
Quality assurance
ISGroup is ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified for its quality and information security management systems.
Proven track record
Experience with customers in different industries and technology environments.
Reliability, experience and leadership.ISGroup bug bounty to protect your company from digital threats
Advanced Bug Bounty is a direct activity in which ISGroup searches for vulnerabilities in assets and systems within the agreed scope under a pay-per-vulnerability model.
With Advanced Bug Bounty, ISGroup directly searches for vulnerabilities within the agreed scope. A Bug Bounty Program instead organises ethical-hacker participation with reporting rules and rewards. In practical terms, the first is a commissioned activity and the second is the management of a programme involving external researchers.
The work starts by defining the assets and systems to assess. Vulnerability research, finding analysis and categorisation follow, then a report presents severity and mitigation recommendations.
With Advanced Bug Bounty, payment is linked to new, confirmed vulnerabilities rather than the hours spent researching them. Before the work starts, the assets to test and the criteria used to confirm and classify findings are identified; the report documents severity and mitigation recommendations.
The report documents identified vulnerabilities, their severity, and mitigation recommendations. Analysis and categorisation use references such as OWASP and CVSS. The final structure and recipients are agreed according to scope.
No. ISGroup verifies and reports vulnerabilities with mitigation recommendations; the customer is responsible for implementing corrections.
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