When the Defense Industrial Base Vulnerability Disclosure Program (DIB-VDP) 12-month Pilot concluded, HackerOne sat down with the pilot’s collaborating agencies and the ethical hackers who worked on the pilot. The discussion centered on pilot results, the most exciting vulnerabilities that surfaced, and learning why the federal government continues to engage hackers to secure the digital assets of the United States government.
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