What is HackerOne?
Someone has found a potential security issue with your technology. What happens next? Making certain this discovery leads to a positive outcome for everyone involved is crucial. Replacing an antiquated security@ mailbox with the HackerOne platform brings order and control to an otherwise chaotic process.
HackerOne is a tool in the Bug Bounty as a Service category of a tech stack.
Who uses HackerOne?
Companies
21 companies reportedly use HackerOne in their tech stacks, including Uber, Twitter, and Slack.
Developers
55 developers on StackShare have stated that they use HackerOne.
HackerOne Integrations
GitHub, Jira, Zendesk, Redmine, and Bugzilla are some of the popular tools that integrate with HackerOne. Here's a list of all 7 tools that integrate with HackerOne.
Pros of HackerOne
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HackerOne's Features
- Vulnerability handling
- Multi-party coordination
- Flexible integration
- Access permission controls
- Private and public programs
- Duplicate report detection
- Advanced analytics
- Hacker reputation
- Bounties and rewards
- Managed services partners
- Trigger and bulk actions
- Data portability
HackerOne Alternatives & Comparisons
What are some alternatives to HackerOne?
Bugcrowd
Our Crowdcontrol platform safely connects you to a curated community of 8,300 security researchers to securely capture, triage and reward vulnerabilities in your code. Reduce your effort by over 85% and get back to work!
Cobalt
Sign up for free in just a few minutes and ask our top researchers to evaluate the security of your web or mobile app. Decide to run either a bug bounty program or an agile crowdsourced security audit. Choose from our Core of vetted researchers or the whole Crowd.
Federacy
Enlist the help of vetted security experts to find bugs and vulnerabilities in your software.
