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Media Packet
1,042 items across 6 categories — press, broadcast, stage, and paperwork. Captured, displayed, and archived for posterity.
130 items · 2017
Broadcast
Cyberscoop interviewed Casey Ellis at the 2017 RSA Conference for a broadcast segment on crowdsourced security. Ellis discussed Bugcrowd's position in the ecosystem and trends in the growth of crowdsourced vulnerability research.
Press
Google's Project Zero Prize contest sought remote exploits for Android but resulted in no winning entries, according to TechTarget. Casey Ellis served as a judge for the competition, evaluating submissions against the technical criteria established for identifying zero-day vulnerabilities on the platform.
Press
A 2017 TechNewsPort article covers a 13-year-old who discovered vulnerabilities in Microsoft and Google systems. Casey Ellis is mentioned in connection with bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure practices relevant to the young researcher's findings.
Press
TechWorm published an article about a 13-year-old who discovered security vulnerabilities in Microsoft and Google products. Casey Ellis is cited as a security expert who comments on the significance of youth participation in responsible bug disclosure and vulnerability research.
Press
NBC News published a feature story in March 2017 about a 13-year-old ethical hacker who discovered security vulnerabilities in major technology products. Casey Ellis is quoted discussing the young researcher's accomplishments and the importance of responsible vulnerability disclosure practices in the tech industry.
Stage
A Salesforce World Tour session explores Australia's evolving startup ecosystem and investment landscape. Casey Ellis participates in the discussion on how local founders and venture capital are adapting to new market conditions.
Press
The Australian published a 2017 article about Australian startups succeeding in Silicon Valley, highlighting Bugcrowd's growth and market impact. Ellis is recognized for building Bugcrowd into a company attracting significant attention and investment from the Valley's venture capital community.
Stage
Casey Ellis presented "An Unlikely Romance: The Current State of Bug Bounties" at the Australian Cybersecurity Centre Forum in March 2017. He discussed the evolving relationship between security researchers and organizations using bug bounty programs to identify and resolve vulnerabilities.
Press
ABC Radio Australia covered zero day exploits and the emerging bug bounty landscape in March 2017. Casey Ellis discussed how bug bounty programs are changing the market for zero day vulnerabilities and the incentives driving security researchers.
Press
ABC.net published an article in March 2017 examining the expanding online marketplace for zero-day exploits and the emergence of bug bounty programs as a security mechanism. Casey Ellis discusses how bug bounties offer organizations an alternative to the illicit trade in software vulnerabilities by incentivizing researchers to disclose flaws responsibly.
Press
Angle News published an article examining the growing market for zero-day exploit bug bounties. Casey Ellis discusses how security researchers and organizations are navigating the emerging landscape of vulnerability disclosure and the economic incentives driving participation in bug bounty programs.
Press
Zero day exploits: The big bug bounty emerging online appeared in AuNews24 in March 2017. The article examines the market for zero-day exploits and discusses how bug bounty programs contribute to their discovery and responsible disclosure.
Press
SC Magazine published an in-depth article on best practices for organizations building effective bug bounty programs. Casey Ellis provides advice on structuring bug bounty initiatives to maximize security researcher participation and improve vulnerability discovery outcomes.
Press
Bankless Times reports on Dash launching a bug bounty program through Bugcrowd to invite security researchers to identify vulnerabilities in its blockchain. Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd's founder and CEO, discusses the program's role in strengthening Dash's security posture through coordinated vulnerability disclosure.
Press
Dash announced a partnership with Bugcrowd for crowdsourced security services, according to CrowdFund Insider. Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd's founder, highlighted the collaboration as a way to strengthen Dash's security posture through coordinated vulnerability research and disclosure.
Press
Dash announced plans to establish an elite cybersecurity unit through Bugcrowd to conduct proactive penetration testing on its blockchain, according to CryptoNinjas. Casey Ellis co-founded Bugcrowd, the crowdsourced security platform facilitating the initiative to identify and address vulnerabilities in Dash's network.
Press
Payment Week reported in 2017 that the Dash blockchain project engaged Bugcrowd to conduct security testing and vulnerability assessment of its platform. Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd's founder, oversaw the engagement that leveraged crowdsourced security researchers to identify potential weaknesses in Dash's blockchain infrastructure.
Press
Forbes published an analysis by Dan Woods in 2017 examining Bugcrowd's business model as a window into the future of crowdsourcing. The article considers how the bug bounty platform's approach and growth signal trends in distributed security research and vulnerability disclosure.
Press
An article published on Bullfax examines Australian cybersecurity companies, including Bugcrowd, as they pursue trade and partnership opportunities in San Francisco. Casey Ellis and Bugcrowd are featured as part of the discussion on crowdsourced security's expanding role in the technology sector.
Stage
A panel on national cyberrisks in 2017 was held at the USTRANSCOM Cyber Roundtable in February 2017. Casey Ellis participated alongside security expert Bruce Schneier to discuss emerging threats and strategic vulnerabilities affecting U.S. national defense and infrastructure.
Press
An article published in CIO examines the necessity of bug bounty programs for organizations seeking to improve security outcomes. Casey Ellis provides perspective on how bug bounty initiatives deliver value by enabling crowdsourced vulnerability discovery and reducing organizational risk.
Press
InfoWorld published an article examining whether eliminating Bitcoin could reduce ransomware attacks. Ellis argues that while cryptocurrency plays a role in ransomware economics, shutting down Bitcoin alone would not end the threat, as attackers would adapt to alternative payment methods.
Press
An article in Networkworld examines whether eliminating Bitcoin would effectively stop ransomware attacks. Casey Ellis provides commentary on the relationship between cryptocurrency and ransomware, discussing the viability of such an approach as a security strategy.
Press
ZDNet published an article about Australian cybersecurity companies, including Bugcrowd, pursuing trade and partnership opportunities in San Francisco. Casey Ellis and Bugcrowd represented Australia's growing cybersecurity sector in efforts to establish business connections with Silicon Valley firms.
Press
TechBeacon published a curated guide to the best software testing and performance conferences in 2017. The article highlights major industry events where professionals can engage with peers on testing practices and application performance optimization.
Press
MarTechSeries reported in February 2017 that Intercom launched a bug bounty program with Bugcrowd to strengthen security for its customer messaging platform. Casey Ellis co-founded Bugcrowd and oversaw the program that engaged security researchers to identify vulnerabilities in Intercom's communications infrastructure.
Stage
ISSA CISO Forum 2017 published a keynote address titled "An Unlikely Romance: The Current State of Bug Bounties." Casey Ellis discussed the evolving relationship between organizations and security researchers through bug bounty programs and their role in improving vulnerability disclosure practices.
Broadcast
Risky Business podcast episode 440 featured a sponsor interview segment with Casey Ellis discussing trends in crowdsourced security. Ellis addressed how organizations can leverage community-driven vulnerability disclosure and coordinate responsible security research at scale.
Press
GCN published an article on January 17, 2017, outlining steps and considerations for government agencies responding to significant hacking incidents. Casey Ellis contributes guidance on containing damage and preventing further compromise after a breach has occurred.
Press
A Nextgov article from January 2017 examines cyberattacks involving database extortion and data leaks targeting a video gaming community. Casey Ellis provides analysis on the threat landscape and implications of these coordinated attacks on consumer data security.