Security-First Partnership Provides Crowdsourced Vulnerability Detection, Monitoring, and Reporting Services for Federal Civilian Executive Branch AgenciesThe Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), a federal agency of the US government, has selected Bugcrowd to launch its first federal civilian enterprise-wide crowdsourced vulnerability disclosure policy (VDP) platform in support of Binding Operational Directive (BOD) 20-01.CISA, through the Cybersecurity Quality Services Management Office, is partnering with Bugcrowd – the leader in crowdsourced cybersecurity, and EnDyna – a government contractor that provides technology-based solutions.
CISA will offer this VDP platform service to Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) agencies which will set a new precedent for federal civilian enterprise-wide security.
The VDP platform enables agencies to identify and monitor vulnerabilities in critical systems, by receiving security feedback from uniquely-skilled ethical hackers around the world.CISA’s BOD 20-01, which requires all FCEB agencies to develop and publish a VDP, has opened the door for federal agencies to work with Bugcrowd’s proven crowdsourced cybersecurity platform.
This will give agencies access to the same commercial technologies, world-class expertise, and global community of helpful ethical hackers currently used to identify security gaps for enterprise businesses.
Partnering with Bugcrowd, EnDyna is awarded a one year contract with four option years which will provide a key Software as a service (SaaS) component to CISA’s VDP platform.Bugcrowd’s unmatched triage and community management services deliver an industry-leading 96% signal-to-noise ratio and its unique CrowdControl™ Platform provides contextual vulnerability intelligence and management to reduce risk faster and drive better decisions.
In addition to the CISA-funded VDP platform service, FCEB agencies can also accelerate digital transformation strategies and implement their own bug bounty programs from Bugcrowd and EnDyna, enabling them to ensure that security assessments become part of their software development lifecycle (SDLC), also commonly called as “Shifting Left.”“As seen in the commercial and defense sectors, crowdsourced cybersecurity and vulnerability disclosure programs are a critical safeguard in helping reduce the risk of breach,” said Ashish Gupta, CEO and President of Bugcrowd.
Security-First Partnership Provides Crowdsourced Vulnerability Detection, Monitoring, and Reporting Services for Federal Civilian Executive Branch AgenciesThe Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), a federal agency of the US government, has selected Bugcrowd to launch its first federal civilian enterprise-wide crowdsourced vulnerability disclosure policy (VDP) platform in support of Binding Operational Directive (BOD) 20-01.CISA, through the Cybersecurity Quality Services Management Office, is partnering with Bugcrowd – the leader in crowdsourced cybersecurity, and EnDyna – a government contractor that provides technology-based solutions.
CISA will offer this VDP platform service to Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) agencies which will set a new precedent for federal civilian enterprise-wide security.
The VDP platform enables agencies to identify and monitor vulnerabilities in critical systems, by receiving security feedback from uniquely-skilled ethical hackers around the world.CISA’s BOD 20-01, which requires all FCEB agencies to develop and publish a VDP, has opened the door for federal agencies to work with Bugcrowd’s proven crowdsourced cybersecurity platform.
This will give agencies access to the same commercial technologies, world-class expertise, and global community of helpful ethical hackers currently used to identify security gaps for enterprise businesses.
Partnering with Bugcrowd, EnDyna is awarded a one year contract with four option years which will provide a key Software as a service (SaaS) component to CISA’s VDP platform.Bugcrowd’s unmatched triage and community management services deliver an industry-leading 96% signal-to-noise ratio and its unique CrowdControl™ Platform provides contextual vulnerability intelligence and management to reduce risk faster and drive better decisions.
In addition to the CISA-funded VDP platform service, FCEB agencies can also accelerate digital transformation strategies and implement their own bug bounty programs from Bugcrowd and EnDyna, enabling them to ensure that security assessments become part of their software development lifecycle (SDLC), also commonly called as “Shifting Left.”“As seen in the commercial and defense sectors, crowdsourced cybersecurity and vulnerability disclosure programs are a critical safeguard in helping reduce the risk of breach,” said Ashish Gupta, CEO and President of Bugcrowd.