Katie Moussouris on how bug bounty programs have gone mainstream, the success of Hack the Pentagon and Hack the Army, and where things stand with the Wassenaar Arrangement.
Mike Mimoso talks to Luta Security’s Katie Moussouris at RSA Conference 2017 about how bug bounty programs have gone mainstream, the success around Hack the Pentagon and Hack the Army, and where things stand with the Wassenaar Arrangement.
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Music by Chris Gonsalves
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