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DORA is changing how European financial services firms think about #BugBounty 🐞 Luxembourg-based fintech Sogexia is ahead of the curve – already benefiting from continuous testing, a real-world attacker mindset and strong regulatory alignment 🇪🇺 In our latest customer story, Reda Benzair, CPTO of Sogexia, breaks down: 🔍 Bug Bounty versus pentesting – a frank comparison 🇪🇺 How DORA is reshaping testing strategies in one of Europe’s most regulated sectors 💡 A critical vulnerability find that underscored the program’s real-world value The full story is worth a read 👉 https://lnkd.in/esgcpZ4C

What really happens before a Bug Bounty report reaches your team? 💡 At YesWeHack, our triage team ensures that what lands in your hands is already clear, verified, and actionable. Yes, we use AI to assist triage but the final decision always stays in human hands. Our mantra is simple: Automation where it helps. Humans where it matters. Each report is refined, enriched, and severity-scored so you immediately understand the risk. Duplicates are filtered out. Every finding is carefully reproduced. Beyond validation, our triagers provide actionable recommendations based on real-world experience. And when something isn’t fully clear, they work directly with hunters to gather missing details, validate claims, and even mediate discussions around severity or rewards. The result is simple: your team can focus on decision-making, not triage. ✅ Want to know more? Check out pages 12–17 of the YesWeHack Report 2026 👉 https://lnkd.in/eHdeEzyY

New Dojo CTF Challenge: Deadbolt is now live! 🚩 Can you generate a license key and get a RCE on the application? Jump in and capture the flag 👉 https://lnkd.in/ehugUzfW

There’s a lot going on in the security testing world 🔍 Gartner says the future of pentesting is Continuous Offensive Security Testing (COST). They urge security teams to combine human and automated testing, and ensure testing is: ⚡Trigger-driven – defined events auto-initiate testing and validation 🧠 Intelligence-led – internal data should be correlated with CTI to risk-assess findings 🔗 Integrated – testing tools and workflows should be built into ITSM, SecOps, DevOps and CI/CD At the same time, Claude Mythos Preview has reportedly found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities – which may or may not be good news, depending on how you look at it… and who’s using the tool 🤖 So what does all this mean for security teams? We’ve evaluated Gartner’s COST prescriptions, considered Anthropic’s claims and given our own measured take on the future of security testing 💡 Read the article 👉 https://lnkd.in/eTBjVBUt

We recently hit over 1,000 stars on our Vulnerable Code Snippet repo 🌟 If you're a beginner looking to build hands-on experience and understand real-world vulnerabilities, this is a great place to start. Explore the full collection of Vulnerable Code Snippets 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9k-5usK

🚨It’s tough out there for vulnerability management teams The number of reported vulnerabilities is through the roof. And with frontier AI models like Mythos around the corner, it’s likely to get worse. But vulnerability risk still has to be managed 📈   The only viable path forward is validation. Teams need to answer one crucial question: “Is this vulnerability exploitable in MY environment?” 🤔 Answering this requires two things: 🗺️ Accurate attack surface mapping 🎯 Validation of real-world exploitability   Our latest article shows how this can be done in practice, using our Continuous Pentesting solution as an example 👉 https://lnkd.in/ePF6WXvc

Celebrating 3 years at YesWeHack for Anne-Laure Goulard 🎉 Over the past three years, Anne-Laure has played a key role as an Account Executive, building trusted relationships with clients and supporting organisations across France in strengthening their security through Bug Bounty Programs and offensive security. Her dedication, professionalism, and positive energy make her a valued member of our Paris office every day. Congratulations on this milestone, Anne-Laure! 🚀

Is AI replacing hackers or empowering them? Guillaume Vassault-Houlière will take the stage at Lux'Hack and Genev'Hack, hosted by Swiss Post Cybersecurity, to explore "AI in the Hackers' Loop." Cybersecurity has always been an arms race. Tooling and automation are critical, but human expertise remains essential to contextualize attacks and, above all, to innovate in a field where creativity prevails over simple execution. These events are free to attend. Register now and join the discussion 👇 🔗 Lux'Hack (Luxembourg - May 19): https://lnkd.in/eVG7-7ft  🔗 Genev'Hack (Geneva - June 9): https://lnkd.in/eURm9h2X

🚨It’s tough out there for vulnerability management teams The number of reported vulnerabilities is through the roof. And with frontier AI models like Mythos around the corner, it’s likely to get worse. But vulnerability risk still has to be managed 📈   The only viable path forward is validation. Teams need to answer one crucial question: “Is this vulnerability exploitable in MY environment?” 🤔 Answering this requires two things: 🗺️ Accurate attack surface mapping 🎯 Validation of real-world exploitability   Our latest article shows how this can be done in practice, using our Continuous Pentesting solution as an example 👉 https://lnkd.in/ePF6WXvc

One week to go: YesWeHack at the Boston Official Cybersecurity Summit! 🇺🇸 If you’re attending, don’t miss the chance to connect with our team onsite. Rodolphe Harand, Mark Ippolito, and Brittany Somuah will be available throughout the day to discuss the latest cybersecurity trends and how YesWeHack's solutions can elevate your security posture. Looking forward to insightful conversations and connections! 😎 More info: https://lnkd.in/e7yXEdBW