Many organizations use bug bounty programs to help them protect their ever-expanding attack surface and achieve attack resistance. Bug bounties, with ethical hackers at the helm, uncover critical and severe vulnerabilities before bad actors and deliver better protection against cyberattacks. But what is a bug bounty, and should your organization have one?
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