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131 items
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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.
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The CyberWire Daily Podcast episode from September 20, 2016, covers cybersecurity news including a Tesla vulnerability and patch. Casey Ellis is interviewed about the vulnerability disclosure and the importance of responsible reporting in automotive security research.
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American Security Today broadcast a video interview with Casey Ellis on vehicle cybersecurity and bug bounty programs in July 2016. Ellis discusses entrepreneurial approaches to advancing automotive security through coordinated vulnerability research and disclosure initiatives.
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A May 2016 podcast episode from Cybersecurity Insights and Perspectives features an interview with Casey Ellis discussing Bugcrowd's founding and direction. Ellis shares his vision for crowdsourced security as a model to identify and remediate software vulnerabilities at scale.
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Risky Business episode 411, published by Risky Business in May 2016, features a sponsor interview segment about recent developments in the bug bounty space. Casey Ellis discusses Bugcrowd's funding round and trends in the vulnerability disclosure market during the episode.
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SC Media broadcast an interview segment titled "Are lawmakers vilifying white-hat hackers?" in May 2016. Ellis discusses how poorly designed legislation and legal actions risk deterring legitimate security researchers from conducting vulnerability research.
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This Week in Enterprise Tech episode 162, broadcast by TWiT.tv on October 19, 2015, examines the Matthew Keys case and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Casey Ellis discusses implications of the CFAA prosecution and its relevance to cybersecurity policy and practice.
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This Week in Enterprise Tech episode 162, published by TWiT on October 16, 2015, examines the Matthew Keys case and its implications for the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Casey Ellis appears on the show to discuss the controversial case and the CFAA's broader legal and technical dimensions.
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This Week in Enterprise Tech episode 158, broadcast on TWiT.tv in September 2015, features an in-depth interview with Casey Ellis about Bugcrowd. Ellis discusses the company's approach to crowdsourced security testing and vulnerability disclosure as a method for organizations to identify software risks.
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This Week in Enterprise Tech broadcast episode 158, published on the show's YouTube channel in September 2015, features an in-depth interview with Casey Ellis. The episode focuses on Bugcrowd's business model and mission within the enterprise security landscape.
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A Bugcrowd webinar from May 2015 explores the mechanics of running an effective bug bounty program. Casey Ellis discusses the strategic and practical approaches organizations can use to maximize value from bug bounty initiatives.