A secure and streamlined channel for reporting vulnerabilities that impact your organisation
With attack surfaces continuing to grow, organisations should help good-faith researchers notify them of any potential vulnerabilities they find in their digital assets. It’s up to IT teams to provide a secure, straightforward mechanism to facilitate this process.
YesWeHack provides a simple, secure, technical and legal framework for reporting potential vulnerabilities in your internet-facing assets – after which you can quickly take the appropriate action.
A Vulnerability Disclosure Policy, or VDP, is advocated by regulatory agencies such as NIST, ENISA and CISA and prescribed through standards ISO 29147 and ISO 30111.
Facilitate reporting of potentially exploitable vulnerabilities before they are found and abused by malicious parties. Minimise time to detection and remediation by providing a secure channel for flagging potential security bugs.
Demonstrate your organisation’s dedication to cybersecurity and build trust with customers, partners and other stakeholders. A VDP also fosters fruitful relationships with the security research community.
Don’t waste time sorting out irrelevant messages and false alarms. Focus your teams’ attention instead on addressing valuable and actionable reports and facilitating their internal distribution and management.
“Having a Vulnerability Disclosure Program has provided us with a crucial and highly effective channel for communication with the external world.”
“We have seen an increasing number of our clients wanting to ensure we have the right processes in place and asking us whether we have a VDP or a Bug Bounty program.”
“Our VDP is mainly used for the brand's image: with this tool in place, it shows that security is taken seriously by the company.”
Having a Vulnerability Disclosure Program has provided us with a crucial and highly effective channel for communication with the external world.
Follow industry best practices by establishing a secure channel for Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure
