Stop attackers in their tracks with targeted, offensive testing.

Begin by defining the engagement’s scope including assets, duration, and specific objectives - with the assistance of a HackerOne technical engagement manager.

• Target specific assets like web applications, APIs, or newly released features to meet critical security objectives.
• Set engagement parameters, including duration (15-, 30-, 60-day challenges), and invite researchers with the required expertise.
• Begin testing in as little as two weeks with streamlined processes.

Engage a curated group of security researchers to conduct time-bound, offensive testing to uncover exploitable vulnerabilities. 

• Invite ID-verified and background-checked security researchers based on your specific requirements.
• Use offensive testing strategies to uncover vulnerabilities not detectable by automation or other testing methods.
• Focus on high-value initiatives like validating new security controls or identifying critical flaws in production systems.

Gain actionable insights throughout the engagement via the HackerOne Platform. 

• Track vulnerabilities as they’re discovered and start remediation immediately.
• Integrate findings with your DevSecOps workflows using tools like Jira and GitHub for streamlined collaboration.
• Engage directly with researchers and your internal team to resolve issues efficiently.   

Receive a detailed report at the end of the challenge, including all findings, risk assessments, and remediation recommendations. 

• All vulnerability findings are reported within the HackerOne Platform, as well as in a consumable PDF for compliance needs.
• Feed vulnerability data into your existing bug-tracking tools, including JIRA and GitHub.
• Go even deeper with a Spot Check focusing precisely on areas of concern, whether it’s a particular feature, endpoint, vulnerability, or asset.