Intel Bug Bounty Program Boosts Security, Sharpens Infosec Skills
SPONSORED CONTENT: Bug bounty programs for years have encouraged malware discovery (and reporting), but how do smart vendors set up such programs for success? Katie Trimble Noble, director of Intel's bug bounty program, explains how to engage with external researchers and prioritize their findings, as well as best practices for reporting zero-day vulnerabilities.
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The Dark Reading News Desk chats with Katie Trimble Noble, director of Intel's bug bounty program, about running a bug bounty program:
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