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A customer service inbox isn't a vulnerability disclosure program 🙅♀️🙅 That might sound obvious, until security reports start showing up in places where no one knows who owns them or what to do with them. Verified Bugcrowd users shared how a structured VDP helps bring order to the process, with: 🔥 Clearer intake 👏 Expert triage 🧽 Cleaner handoffs 💯 Reports teams can move on faster Read why companies choose Bugcrowd for VDP: https://lnkd.in/gX_PvuwU

Today, Bugcrowd is launching Reinforcement Learning environments. Built for AI developers and supported by our acquisition of Mayhem Security, this new offering gives LLM providers and frontier AI research teams instant access to enterprise-grade infrastructure for model training and optimization. That means teams can spend less time building platform infrastructure and more time advancing model capability. All environments are derived exclusively from open-source software. No customer data or security researcher data is used at any stage of the training process. We’re excited to share what we’ve built and help AI teams move faster with infrastructure designed for this work. Read the full announcement: https://lnkd.in/gaexAb5r

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What vulnerabilities should we fix first? A simple question with a messy answer 🫟 AI is helping teams find more issues faster. Now comes the harder part. Deciding which findings are likely to create risk and which ones are just making the queue look dramatic. Join Julian Brownlow Davies and Alistair G. at The Hive at Infosecurity Europe for a rapid-fire session on prioritization through an offensive lens 🔎 📅 Wednesday, 3 June ⏰ 12:00–12:30pm Your remediation queue deserves it: https://lnkd.in/g-rdYQmj

Verizon DBIR 2026 found that exploiting software vulnerabilities has overtaken stolen credentials as the top initial access method for the first time in the report’s 19-year history. For security teams, that changes things. As ☁️ Trey Ford, Bugcrowd’s Chief Strategy and Trust Officer, shared with Hackread, this is “not primarily a credential story; it is an economics story.” When flaws can be researched and weaponized in hours, annual testing isn't enough. Security teams need a more continuous way to validate what matters before attackers get there first. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/eaBwYBK7

If you’ve ever wanted to pull up a chair with leaders from the Bugcrowd product team, this is your chance (byoc) 💺🪑 On May 28, Justin Kestelyn and Joe Castellanos are breaking down what continuous exposure assessment and validation means for modern security teams. Register here ⤵ https://lnkd.in/gbYA92qt

Bug bounty program growing pains? We can talk about them 🎙️ Featuring: 😎 Ali Abdollahi, Canon EMEA 😎 Matt Held, Bugcrowd 😎 Vas Kosapanos, Bugcrowd On May 20, 2026 at 10:00am BST 🗓️ Register >> https://lnkd.in/g4M_C6VY

“AI is going to help with a lot of things but we’re never going to replace that human creativity.” Bugcrowd CEO Dave Gerry spoke with Financial Times about the rise of AI-generated bug bounty submissions and what it means for the future of security research. AI can speed up discovery, but security teams still need trusted researchers to turn findings into real risk reduction. Keep reading: https://lnkd.in/g-tDAw9m

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What a ride 😎🚵♀️ Honored to show up alongside the organizers, speakers, volunteers, sponsors, and hacker community. Proud to support Le Tour du Hack 2026!