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Security
Nine takes from my RSAC conversation with Mackenzie Jackson on Aikido's Secure Disclosure podcast — on bug bounty, AI slop, hack-back, vibe coding, and why the internet still working is a minor miracle.
Thinking
On today’s episode, Jon Sakoda speaks with Casey on the early economics of paying people to hack companies, criminal creativity, and why founders need to fix their known vulnerabilities.
Security
Crowdsourced security empowers ethical hackers to protect digital assets, reshaping cybersecurity. Casey Ellis encourages entrepreneurs to lead with resilience, delegate wisely, prioritize health, and embrace innovation amid chaos for lasting impact and scalable success.
Security
It was an privilege to participate on this panel at the NEBULA:FOG:PRIME AI x Security Hackathon event on the 25th of January.
Teach
There's a pattern in how transformative ideas land. Every so often, one dumps itself onto the collective consciousness of the internet all at once — and in hindsight, the moment turns out to mark the early stages of a whole-of-society shift. * Google's NLP == the computer is trying
Security
Recording this was a tonne of fun and we cover a LOT of ground - There's a general theme of system-level thinking, vulnerability and transparency, and the personal pursuit of potential through things like entrepreneurship. It's very much a backstory and #thoughtops conversation.
Thinking
Casey delivers "Release the Hounds, Part 2 - 11 Years Is A Long-Ass Time" as the keynote for BSides Knoxville on May 12th, 2023. This talk covers the history of vulnerability disclosure and crowdsourced security testing platforms, and dives into cybersecurity entrepreneurship.
Security
Here's a list of the talks that I'm going to get myself along to at Blackhat and DEF CON this year, and why...
Security
I usually write a piece for first-timers and newbies on how to get the most out of Hacker Summer Camp and how to stay safe digitally and physically. This tradition began in the early days of Bugcrowd, when DEF CON was part of new-hire induction.
![[TRANSCRIPT] Threats that may have gone unnoticed by organizations during the pandemic](https://storage.ghost.io/c/ec/8a/ec8abb38-39b9-4422-95b9-695b2a5e652e/content/images/size/w600/2021/08/Screen-Shot-2021-08-28-at-9.34.21-PM.png)
Security
Casey Ellis, the founder, chairman and CTO of Bugcrowd, told SC Media Senior Reporter Joe Uchill that companies should think about the various threat scenarios that emerged over the last year that they may have missed as employees return to the office environment.
![[TRANSCRIPT] Threat hunting in the age of work-from-home](https://storage.ghost.io/c/ec/8a/ec8abb38-39b9-4422-95b9-695b2a5e652e/content/images/size/w600/2021/08/Screen-Shot-2021-08-28-at-9.35.35-PM.png)
Security
Casey Ellis, the founder, chairman and CTO of Bugcrowd, told SC Media Senior Reporter Joe Uchill that there’s always going to be corporate infrastructure that provides information for a threat hunter, such as VPN, antivirus, and endpoint detection and response.
Security
On this roundtable episode of IT Visionaries, we explore the impact A.I. and technology are having on society and cybersecurity with Casey Ellis, the founder and CTO of Bugcrowd and Malcolm Harkins, a cybersecurity advisor, coach and board member.