Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Webinar addressing the gap between bug bounty vulnerability submissions and engineering remediation workflows
- Explores what happens after a bug bounty report lands, from severity disputes to code fixes
- Presented by Guy Arazi (Co-founder and CEO, Pi Security) and Trey Ford (Chief Strategy and Trust Officer, Bugcrowd)
- Scheduled for October 29th
About the Event
This webinar brings together Pi Security and Bugcrowd to examine a persistent challenge in vulnerability management: the disconnect between security researchers submitting bugs and the engineering teams responsible for fixing them. When researchers report critical vulnerabilities through bug bounty programs, those submissions often encounter delays caused by severity score disputes, manual review processes and code regressions.
Guy Arazi, Co-founder and CEO of Pi Security, joins Trey Ford, Chief Strategy and Trust Officer of Bugcrowd, to provide actionable guidance on streamlining the journey from vulnerability report to remediation.
Key Topics
The session focuses on bridging operational gaps in bug bounty programs. Discussions will cover what happens after a vulnerability report is submitted, including the friction points that slow down remediation. Attendees can expect practical advice on improving coordination between security and engineering functions.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is relevant for security professionals managing bug bounty programs, vulnerability management teams and engineering leaders seeking to reduce time to remediation. Organizations running crowdsourced security programs will benefit from insights on optimizing their intake and triage processes.