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Media Packet
1,066 items across 6 categories — press, broadcast, stage, and paperwork. Captured, displayed, and archived for posterity.
1,066 items
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Startup Smart reported in March 2015 that Bugcrowd, an Australian-founded startup, secured $6 million in Series A funding. Casey Ellis, as founder and CEO, led the company through the capital raise to expand its bug bounty platform operations.
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The Register reported on Bugcrowd's $6 million Series A funding round in March 2015. Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd's founder and chief executive, led the Sydney security firm through the venture capital investment to expand its bug bounty platform operations.
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Startup Daily reported in March 2015 that Bugcrowd closed a $6 million Series A funding round. Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd's founder and CEO, secured the investment to expand the crowdsourced security platform's operations and product development.
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ZDNet reported on Bugcrowd's completion of a $6 million Series A funding round in March 2015. Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd's founder and CEO, secured the investment to expand the company's crowdsourced security platform for identifying and addressing software vulnerabilities.
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SD Times reported on Bugcrowd's $6 million Series A funding round in March 2015. Casey Ellis, as Bugcrowd's founder and CEO, led the company's efforts to expand enterprise adoption of crowdsourced security testing and vulnerability management through the capital injection.
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Western Union launched a public bug bounty program to identify vulnerabilities in its systems, according to an announcement covered by Security Week. Casey Ellis contributed to the program's development and strategy as a bug bounty industry expert advising the company on vulnerability disclosure and researcher engagement practices.
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A Help Net Security article from March 2015 examines the expanding bug bounty economy based on research from Bugcrowd. Casey Ellis discusses how invitation-only bug bounty programs were gaining adoption among enterprises as organizations sought more controlled approaches to crowdsourced security testing.
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The Verge published a feature article examining the rise of bug bounty platforms that enable hackers to earn money by reporting security vulnerabilities to companies. Casey Ellis is cited as a key figure in legitimizing paid hacking through his work building the infrastructure and market for coordinated vulnerability disclosure.
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CSO Online published an opinion piece by Casey Ellis examining the legalities and ethical considerations surrounding hacking. Ellis explores how legal frameworks and ethical standards shape the boundaries between legitimate security research and unlawful activity in the hacking community.
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USA Today published an article about a compact home projector designed to plug directly into a light socket. Casey Ellis is mentioned as a contributor or commenter on the technology's practical applications and design innovation.
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A Forbes article examines the expanding cybersecurity challenges facing Internet of Things devices and networks. Casey Ellis discusses the security vulnerabilities inherent in IoT deployments and outlines practical approaches to mitigating risks across connected systems.
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TweakTown published an article on the growing cybersecurity risks accompanying rapid Internet of Things adoption. Casey Ellis discusses how IoT expansion creates new vulnerabilities and the importance of addressing security at the device and network levels before threats multiply.
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Forbes published a feature in which seven CEOs discussed why CISOs should have greater involvement in boardroom-level decision-making. Casey Ellis contributed his perspective on elevating the role of chief information security officers within corporate leadership structures.
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SC Magazine published an article titled "Zone of Protection: Hacker Havens" examining legal and geopolitical issues surrounding countries that harbor cybercriminals. Casey Ellis contributed perspective on the challenges of addressing hacking activity across jurisdictional boundaries and enforcement gaps.
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A VentureBeat article from November 2014 examines how recent Russian webcam attacks signal broader home network security vulnerabilities. Casey Ellis discusses the expanding scope of potential threats targeting connected devices in residential environments beyond cameras.
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An article published in the Financial Review outlines seven key things company directors should know about cybersecurity. Casey Ellis contributes perspective on the critical IT security issues boards need to understand and address in their governance responsibilities.
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A presentation at the 2014 AISA National Conference explored how developing offensive security skills inadvertently creates more effective defensive practitioners. Ellis discussed the parallels between hacker and defender mindsets, examining how understanding attack methodologies strengthens defensive capabilities and blue team effectiveness.
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Startup Daily published a podcast interview with Bugcrowd co-founder Casey Ellis discussing the future of hacking and crowdsourced security approaches. Ellis explores how distributed security testing models are reshaping vulnerability discovery and organizational defenses against evolving threats.
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Business Insider published a feature on Bugcrowd and its approach to managing bug bounty programs for major technology companies including Google, Dropcam, and Pinterest. Casey Ellis founded the platform to coordinate security testing by thousands of independent hackers, helping organizations identify vulnerabilities before malicious actors exploit them.
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A Derbycon IV stage presentation explores how the process of developing hacker skills can inadvertently strengthen defensive capabilities. Casey Ellis discusses the parallels between offensive and defensive security mindsets and how experience in one domain informs and improves practice in the other.
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Financial Times published a feature article on the rise of bug bounty programs and the growth of ethical hacking as a business model. Casey Ellis provided commentary on how organizations are leveraging bounty hunters to identify and address software vulnerabilities at scale.
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SecurityWeek reported on Blackphone and Silent Circle launching bug bounty programs for their privacy-focused products. Casey Ellis contributed to the announcement as a key figure in establishing responsible vulnerability disclosure practices for the initiative.
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A Forbes article discusses the strategic benefits of organized hacking programs and security testing. Casey Ellis explains how companies can leverage coordinated hacker communities to identify vulnerabilities and improve their security posture before malicious actors exploit weaknesses.
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Help Net Security published an article in which Casey Ellis shares lessons from operating 95 bug bounty programs. Ellis discusses vulnerability disclosure practices and framework approaches that have emerged from Bugcrowd's experience managing a large portfolio of coordinated security researcher engagements across multiple organizations.
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An article in Dark Reading examines the expanding landscape of online platforms designed to streamline bug disclosure processes. Casey Ellis is mentioned as a key figure contributing to this space through his work on disclosure coordination tools.
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VentureBeat published an interview with Casey Ellis on how Bugcrowd applies crowdsourcing to identify security vulnerabilities ahead of threat actors. Ellis discusses the company's methodology for leveraging distributed security researchers to discover flaws faster than attackers can exploit them.
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NPR's All Tech Considered feature examines the dual nature of ethical hacking, where security researchers test software for flaws and may receive cash rewards or legal threats. Casey Ellis discusses the risks and incentives that security researchers face when identifying vulnerabilities, contributing perspective on the bug bounty landscape.
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eWEEK published an article on efforts by security and legal groups to streamline the software flaw disclosure process. Casey Ellis contributed to discussions on making vulnerability reporting easier and safer for security researchers.
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Infosecurity reported on Bugcrowd's launch of an open-source vulnerability disclosure framework in July 2014. Casey Ellis, as Bugcrowd's founder, led the development of the framework to standardize how organizations handle and communicate security vulnerabilities with researchers.
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Bugcrowd released an open-source vulnerability disclosure framework as covered by ThreatPost. The framework provides standardized guidance for organizations and security researchers to establish responsible disclosure practices and protect researcher safety during vulnerability reporting.