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Media Packet
1,042 items across 6 categories — press, broadcast, stage, and paperwork. Captured, displayed, and archived for posterity.
1,042 items
Press
Dark Reading published an article on Bugcrowd's expansion into IT asset discovery with a new platform to help companies identify their attack surface. Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd's founder and CTO, discusses the company's strategic move into this market and its implications for vulnerability management.
Broadcast
A Billington CyberSecurity video from October 2019 features Casey Ellis offering a testimonial for the Billington Cybersecurity Summit. Ellis endorses the summit as an effective venue for fostering dialogue and cooperation between government and industry stakeholders on security matters.
Press
Journal of Cyber Policy published an article on the crowdsourcing model in cybersecurity in October 2019. Casey Ellis contributed insights on how organizations can leverage a global community of hackers to identify and address security vulnerabilities at scale.
Press
The Financial Times published a feature on ethical hacking and bug bounties, examining the economics of security research platforms. Casey Ellis discusses how bug bounty programs create incentives for security researchers to identify vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure systems.
Stage
A keynote presentation titled "The Unlikely Romance - Part 2: What Now?" was delivered at Hacker Halted 2019. Ellis examined the evolving relationship between hackers and enterprises, discussing practical approaches to security collaboration and organizational change.
Press
Google disclosed that Triada backdoors were pre-installed on certain Android devices, according to a report covered by SearchSecurity. Casey Ellis commented on the supply chain security implications of the discovery.
Broadcast
KBCAST released Episode 19 of the KBCAST podcast, a broadcast interview featuring Casey Ellis discussing his career trajectory, cybersecurity industry conditions, and Bugcrowd's direction. Ellis covers his professional background and perspectives on emerging security challenges and the company's strategic outlook.
Press
SearchSecurity reported on the U.S. Air Force's plans to expand its bug bounty program following a successful pilot with Bugcrowd. Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd's founder and CEO, commented on the pilot results and the Air Force's interest in scaling crowdsourced security efforts across its operations.
Press
A Dark Reading article examines the escalation of cryptomining attacks and their shift toward establishing persistent access on compromised systems. Casey Ellis discusses the technical sophistication of these attacks and their implications for enterprise security infrastructure.
Press
Information Security Buzz published expert commentary on Skidmap, a Linux malware strain used for illicit cryptocurrency mining. Casey Ellis provided analysis of the malware's capabilities and threat implications for systems running Linux environments.
Broadcast
Risky Business episode 556, published by Risky Business on September 17, 2019, covers US Treasury sanctions against North Korean crews and new details on the Ukraine power grid attack. Casey Ellis provides commentary and analysis on the week's major cybersecurity events and developments.
Broadcast
The CISO/Security Vendor Relationship Podcast episode "Serious Hackers Wear TWO Black Hoodies" features a discussion on cybersecurity professional realities. Casey Ellis addresses hacker stereotypes and contributes perspectives on the relationship between security vendors and enterprise security leaders.
Press
The Parallax published an article examining how bug bounty programs enable security researchers to build sustainable careers and businesses. Casey Ellis discusses the economic model of bug bounties and their role in creating opportunities for independent security professionals and entrepreneurs.
Stage
A panel discussion on aerospace and space cybersecurity aired on C-SPAN from the 10th Annual Billington Cybersecurity Summit. Casey Ellis participated in the discussion addressing security challenges in the aerospace and space sectors.
Press
CyberScoop published an article examining Apple's $1 million bug bounty program in the context of a widespread iOS hacking campaign attributed to China. Casey Ellis is quoted discussing the economics of vulnerability disclosure and the competitive pressure Apple faces from exploit brokers offering substantial payments for zero-day exploits.
Press
ExecutiveBiz published an article in August 2019 examining industry perspectives on network visibility gaps in federal IT infrastructure. Casey Ellis contributed insights on the need for improved visibility mechanisms within government technology systems.
Press
The Fifth Domain published an article from Black Hat 2019 examining strategies for strengthening government cybersecurity posture. Casey Ellis contributed perspective on how federal agencies can enhance their defensive capabilities and security practices.
Broadcast
Risky Business published a Soap Box segment featuring Casey Ellis discussing the future of crowdsourced security. Ellis describes his vision for connecting security skills with organizational needs through a matchmaking platform model.
Broadcast
A Cybrary video from BlackHat 2019 features Casey Ellis of Bugcrowd discussing the company's approach to security enablement. Ellis explains how bug bounty programs have gained adoption among senior corporate executives as a security practice.
Press
Dark Reading published an analysis of Apple's expanded bug bounty program and its large potential payouts alongside associated risks. Casey Ellis provided commentary on the incentive structure and implications of Apple's approach to vulnerability disclosure and researcher engagement.
Press
Federal News Network reported that the U.S. Air Force's cloud environment contained 54 vulnerabilities before security researchers identified them through the service's bug bounty program. Casey Ellis commented on how the program successfully enabled proactive discovery of these flaws rather than waiting for malicious actors to find them.
Press
An August 2019 article in The Fifth Domain examines strategies for the government to attract and retain cybersecurity personnel. Casey Ellis contributes commentary on workforce retention approaches in the federal cyber sector.
Broadcast
Federal Drive with Tom Temin broadcast an episode on August 12, 2019 about an Air Force cloud system that contained 54 vulnerabilities before external researchers discovered them. Casey Ellis commented on the effectiveness of the Air Force's bug bounty program in identifying security issues ahead of potential attackers.
Press
Bleeping Computer reported that Bugcrowd paid out over $500,000 in bug bounties to researchers in a single week, marking a significant milestone for the platform. Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd's founder and CEO, commented on the achievement as a reflection of the growing security researcher community's effectiveness in identifying and reporting vulnerabilities.
Press
TechTarget reported on Apple's expansion of its bug bounty program to include macOS and announcement of up to $1 million rewards for critical iOS vulnerabilities. Casey Ellis commented on the significance of Apple's increased commitment to security research incentives and vulnerability disclosure.
Press
Bugcrowd University, the company's educational platform for cybersecurity professionals, expanded its training offerings according to an announcement covered by Yahoo Finance. Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd's founder and CTO, oversaw the platform's growth to develop whitehat hacker talent and advance the security community's capabilities.
Broadcast
CyRise Sessions podcast published an episode featuring Casey Ellis discussing cybersecurity startup development and industry innovation. Ellis shares perspectives on building a security company and approaches to driving innovation within the sector.
Press
The Fifth Domain reported on the U.S. Air Force's use of ethical hackers to test cloud security vulnerabilities through a bug bounty program. Casey Ellis discussed the program's approach to identifying and addressing cloud infrastructure weaknesses before malicious actors could exploit them.
Press
Promo Marketing Magazine published an article examining Sony's controversial practice of offering branded merchandise instead of cash payment for bug bounties. The piece uses Sony's approach as a cautionary example of mishandling security researcher compensation and brand partnerships.
Press
ACS profiled 26 Australian tech founders who have built successful ventures in the United States in an August 2019 feature. Casey Ellis appears among the founders recognized for his work establishing Bugcrowd, a platform connecting organizations with security researchers.