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The average organization sees a 50% increase in critical findings in the six months that follow a live hacking event. These events aren't just about the day-of results...they're the gift that keeps on giving 🎁 bugcrowd.com/blog/how-to-cho…
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GPT-6 Astra is here.
We hope it will begin to enable a new generation of entrepreneurship, scientific discovery, and building.
We believe it is the best model in the world for computer use, professional work, science, coding, cybersecurity, and more.
It took us some extra time to ensure that we could meet the safety and alignment standards required for this capability level, but we think you’ll find it worth the wait.
It scores 98% on FrontierMath Tier 4, 99.9% on ARC-AGI 3, and 100% on ExploitBench.
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.@davegerryjr, CEO of @Bugcrowd, visits Nasdaq to discuss the future of crowdsourced cybersecurity and how AI is empowering, not replacing ethical hackers. While AI tackles the grunt work, human creativity remains essential for identifying business logic flaws, connecting vulnerability data, and stopping attackers before they reach sensitive client information.
See the full interview here: spr.ly/6019B1Jl8X
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This is very cool... I remember sitting with Erica Azad on my last day inside the tent at @Bugcrowd as she was just starting to cook up this idea - In the age of "Clank The Planet" it has never been more important to preserve and promote community, the people who comprise it, and the culture that defines it 🧡 🧡 🧡
The Hacker Culture Manual | @Bugcrowd m.cje.io/4w96Llc
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We teamed up with an incredible lineup of cohosts and sponsors to build The Hive. 🥳
Together, we have designed a dedicated oasis just steps from Black Hat where you can actually escape the sales pitches, sink a few putts, and talk real-world risk strategy with peers who get it.
A massive thank you to our brilliant partners for helping us curate the best room in Vegas on August 6th. We couldn't do this without you, @HPE, @trustvijil, Cytix, @Pi_Security_, and Manifold Security!
See you on the green! ⛳👇
bugcrowd.com/the-hive/
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We're excited to announce Savant Pathseeker 🟧 💥
For the first time, security teams can run continuous agentic pentesting across every web application and API to get findings with real proof of exploitability.
Bugcrowd is a complete preemptive security platform:
1️⃣ Autonomous testing
2️⃣ Asset discovery
3️⃣ Human-led validation
By combining these three, your team can uncover the full picture of your risk 🔎
bugcrowd.com/blog/introducin…
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A QUICK rundown of authentication & authorization testing ⚡
Let’s hear it from @InsiderPhD 👇
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The bugs that ruin your weekend aren't the ones on your automated reports. 💀
Scanners love to hand you a mountain of minor alerts, but they miss the giant logic flaws, like a single mobile app integration completely bypassing the need for millions of dollars worth of SSO and MFA.
💰 Bounties and traditional testing keep the baseline secure, but Bugcrowd Red Team as a Service (RTaaS) is how you stop the catastrophic, business-ending attack paths.
Hear the full breakdown from our Director of Red Team Operations on why it’s time to scale up your defensive context ⤵
🎬: youtube.com/live/TmPsNopd2TA…
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🗓️ Upcoming webinar you don't want to miss!!
The security model was built for a world where discovery took time. That world is getting crowded in the rearview 🚘
Join Bugcrowd CEO @davegerryjr and Dr. @thedavidbrumley for Bugmageddon: When AI Breaks the Security Model.
📹 June 25, 11am ET
Register before this becomes a 2027 budget conversation: event.on24.com/wcc/r/5374864…
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📈 In 2024, 60% of state and local governments experienced a cyberattack. Public sector security teams face a 148% malware surge and a 300%+ uptick in endpoint security incidents, alongside strict compliance hurdles. Traditional scanners leave gaps because they only find known bugs.
Automated fuzz testing solves this by testing running software to trigger hidden flaws before threat actors do. It’s a fast, repeatable way to meet federal rules like NIST SP 800-53, NIST SSDF, and ED-203A. ✅
With our FedRAMP Moderate Authorization, agencies can deploy these workflows immediately to uncover 25% more defects.
Read the blog here: bugcrowd.com/blog/how-fuzz-t…
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With AI models proving they can successfully exploit software vulnerabilities, the timeline for defenders to patch systems is shrinking rapidly. ⏳
Finding bugs faster creates an overwhelming amount of noise for security teams unless prioritization is automated.
💬 Our CEO, Dave Gerry, highlighted that companies need to rethink their remediation pipelines to move fixes into near-real-time workflows. The focus must shift from simply gathering tickets to automatically prioritizing and acting on the specific vulnerabilities that actually enable exploits.
Get the full strategy breakdown from Infosecurity Magazine: infosecurity-magazine.com/ne…
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Meet Savant: the AI fabric inside Bugcrowd’s platform 🟧
To the customers who trust us, the hackers who power us, and the partners who help extend our impact, we’re excited to introduce Savant!
Savant brings Bugcrowd’s AI features, autonomous agents, human hacker insights, and platform signals under one umbrella, making it clear where AI is used and how it supports the work happening across our platform. ☂️
Bugcrowd’s preemptive security vision comes to life with Savant, and we’re excited to bring our community along for what’s next. 🚀
Learn more from our CEO, @davegerryjr: bugcrowd.com/blog/savant-bug…
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Security teams already drown in vulnerability data, but they're missing the context that makes the difference between a triaged backlog and an actual decision.
Today, @Bugcrowd announced Savant - the AI fabric of the Bugcrowd Platform - and with it, the ability to deliver actionable results across appsec, bug bounty and vdp, red-teaming or pentest results in a single platform.
You'll see Savant across many of our current products and future releases:
- Savant Vista (formerly Asset View), helps teams understand what’s exposed.
- Savant Triage (formerly AI Triage Assistant), validates and prioritizes findings faster, cutting through noise so teams focus on what’s real.
- Savant Analytics (formerly AI Analytics), surfaces patterns across program data and supports clearer, more confident reporting.
- Savant Match (formerly CrowdMatch), activates the right hackers and connects them to customers for better results over time.
- Savant Forge (formerly Mayhem Code Security), supports autonomous testing for code.
- Savant Probe (formerly Mayhem API Security), supports live API testing.
- Savant Runtime (formerly Mayhem Dynamic SBOM), adds context from running software.
bugcrowd.com/blog/savant-bug…
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Well, it’s been an interesting 24 hours to watch this play out and there’s been a lot of conversation about using submission data for training. I want to be very clear on Bugcrowd’s position.
Hackers are and continue to be the heart of @Bugcrowd. We are a part of the community and value the work the researcher community does to help customers identify vulnerabilities.
AI is here to stay and will play a large role in cybersecurity going forward. However, that doesn’t change our commitment to the hacker community.
We’ve been exploring ways to bring hackers along for the journey - not replace them with AI - and have been working in conjunction with members of the community, our own team & our Hacker Advisory Board to figure out the right way to incentivize and monetize AI-driven products for the hackers contributing.
We won’t get everything right, but you have our commitment to be transparent as we strive to get this right and chart a path towards a human+AI future.
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“AI is going to help with a lot of things but we’re never going to replace that human creativity.”
Bugcrowd CEO @davegerryjr spoke with the @FinancialTimes 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: ft.com/content/dbec4441-02dc…
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A louder inbox? No thank you ✋
Everyone is talking about what AI tools like Mythos can find. We need answers to what happens next.
A vulnerability finding doesn’t walk itself into a board meeting and explain business risk. It doesn’t know whether it’s urgent, duplicate, exploitable, or one of 400 things sitting in a very loud inbox.
More discovery creates more responsibility.
Our CEO, @davegerryjr, explains how Bugcrowd helps turn AI acceleration into validated, prioritized action with real people: bugcrowd.com/blog/the-role-o…
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Fun chatting with @angusloten from @WSJ about the impact of Mythos (& AI more broadly) on the bug bounty space.
tl;dr vuln detection is becoming easier with AI, human researcher's aren't going away, and the hard part now is prioritization and triage.
wsj.com/pro/cybersecurity/my…
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Today on @TakingStockLive 🎙️ S&P 500 edges up after @Amazon and @OpenAI deal.
@JD_Durkin speaks with @ChrisJVersace and @DaveGerryJr of @Bugcrowd & @TheDavidBrumley of @MayhemSec. Plus, Lori Koch joins after @DuPont_News rings the Closing Bell!
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