A Thousand Eyes on Your Code
We design and manage your Bug Bounty Program
Bug Bounty Program
We create a comprehensive Bug Bounty Program for your organization, where ethical hackers can report vulnerabilities safely and effectively.
Protects information through a security management system
Strengthens the resilience and security of digital infrastructure
Protects fundamental rights and privacy
A Bug Bounty Program is an initiative that invites ethical hackers to test corporate systems and report vulnerabilities in exchange for rewards.
This proactive approach to cybersecurity allows companies to identify and fix weaknesses in their systems before they can be exploited by malicious actors.
How ISGroup Helps Companies
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Tailored Consulting
Our team of experts works closely with you to understand your specific needs and design a custom Bug Bounty Program. Together we define the program's objectives, reporting criteria, and rewards for ethical hackers who identify vulnerabilities.
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Program Implementation
We handle the entire Bug Bounty Program implementation process, ensuring compliance with best security practices and current regulations. We create a secure environment for ethical hackers to test your systems without business disruption.
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Ongoing Management
Once the program is launched, ISGroup provides continuous support in managing reports. We assess each reported vulnerability, communicate with ethical hackers, and offer detailed recommendations for mitigation. We ensure smooth operation and tangible results.
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Analysis and Reporting
Every identified vulnerability is analyzed and classified using recognized frameworks like OWASP and CVSS. We provide detailed reports to help you understand the impact and urgency of each issue, enabling informed decisions to protect your infrastructure.
Benefits of a Bug Bounty Program with ISGroup
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Enhanced Security:Discover and fix vulnerabilities before they can be exploited, improving overall system security.
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Access to Global Experts:Collaborate with a highly skilled and diverse community of ethical hackers.
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Cost Efficiency:Pay only for vulnerabilities actually discovered, optimizing your security budget.
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Stronger Reputation:Show your commitment to cybersecurity, increasing customer and partner trust.
Looking for something more targeted?
If you prefer a direct approach where we identify vulnerabilities and you pay only for confirmed findings, explore our dedicated service:
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and compliance
NIS2
Organises vulnerability reporting and management for authorised systems, supporting vulnerability management and disclosure under NIS2 Article 21(2)(e).
CRA
Defines reporting channels, rules and handling useful to the coordinated vulnerability processes under CRA Articles 13-14 and Annex I.
PCI DSS
Collects and classifies vulnerabilities in payment applications, supporting the identification and remediation processes under PCI DSS Requirement 6.3.
ISO/IEC 27001
Assesses reports, severity and mitigation recommendations, providing input for technical vulnerability management under ISO/IEC 27001:2022 control A.8.8.
ISO/IEC 29147
Structures the receipt, assessment and communication of reports according to the vulnerability disclosure principles described by ISO/IEC 29147.
ISO/IEC 30111
Supports organised vulnerability analysis, classification and treatment according to the vulnerability handling processes described by ISO/IEC 30111.
Frequently asked questions about the
Bug Bounty Program
What is a Bug Bounty Program?
A Bug Bounty Program allows ethical hackers to test authorised systems and report vulnerabilities under predefined rules and criteria in return for the stated rewards. ISGroup supports programme design, launch, and management.
How does a Bug Bounty Program differ from Advanced Bug Bounty?
A Bug Bounty Program organises the participation of ethical hackers and management of their reports. With Advanced Bug Bounty, ISGroup instead performs the search directly within the agreed scope under a pay-per-vulnerability model. The choice depends on whether the need is to manage a programme or commission a direct activity.
What is defined before launch?
Objectives, in-scope systems, reporting criteria, and rewards are defined before launch. Testing rules, communication channels, and finding-management methods must also be clarified. These elements are formalised in the proposal.
How are researchers' reports managed?
ISGroup receives and assesses reports, communicates with ethical hackers, and provides mitigation recommendations. Vulnerabilities are analysed and classified using references such as OWASP and CVSS.
What information does the report contain?
The report documents analysed vulnerabilities and presents their severity, impact, and urgency to support mitigation decisions.
What determines the cost of a Bug Bounty Program?
A Bug Bounty Program budget includes rewards for ethical hackers and the work required to design and manage the programme. Cost is affected by the number and type of authorised systems, testing rules, reward criteria, and the management of reports and findings.
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