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A community of ethical hackers who think like attackers
Malicious hackers don’t always follow a predefined security methodology like penetration testers, and automated tools only scratch the surface. Connect with the brightest cybersecurity researchers on earth and outmaneuver cybercriminals by staying on top of the evolving threat landscape.
Agile, continuous security testing
A standard penetration test is time-boxed and relevant only to a single moment in time. Kickstart your bug bounty program and protect your assets 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Cost-effective and simple
Launch your program in just a few clicks with the help of our customer success team. We ensure you only provide a bug bounty reward for unique and previously unknown security vulnerabilities. Every incoming submission is validated by our expert triage team before it reaches your inbox.
How do leading companies work with Intigriti?
We work with teams of every size, shape, and industry to secure their digital assets, protect confidential information and customer data, and strengthen their responsible disclosure process.
We look at the researcher community as our partners and not our adversaries. We see all occasions to partner with the researchers as an opportunity to secure our customers.
Madeline Eckert
Microsoft
A pentest is often a mile wide and an inch deep, while a bug bounty initiative is an inch wide and a mile deep—depth over breadth in uncovering hard-to-find vulnerabilities.
David Andersson
Grafana
I can use the creativity of thousands of ethical hackers’ minds through Intigriti.
Thomas Colyn
DPG Media
The latest news
GitHub dorking for beginners: How to find more vulnerabilities using GitHub search
July 13, 2025
Bug bounty hunters who spend time in content discovery and reconnaissance are always rewarded well for their efforts, as they often come across untested and hidden assets or endpoints. GitHub dorking is another way to leverage public search engines to discover hidden assets, endpoints and even secre
Preventing the growing costs of repeat and duplicate bug bounty submissions
July 10, 2025
What are duplicate submissions? Within the bug bounty industry, duplicate submissions refer to when two or more researchers report the same issue or vulnerability. When a researcher, who works with a bug bounty platform, identifies a vulnerability, they submit a report to the platform, such as Intig
Exploiting Log4Shell (Log4J) in 2025
June 29, 2025
It's been a few years since Log4Shell, an injection attack in Log4J Apache logging software, has struck thousands of companies around the world. And despite all the efforts organisations took to patch this critical flaw in their systems, some web services running in 2025 are still vulnerable to Log4