Overview
Bugcrowd was founded in Australia in 2012, moved its base to the United States in 2013 and is headquartered in San Francisco and Sydney[13]. It curates a community of security researchers and matches them to customers’ use cases[13].
Its penetration testing offerings include pen test as a service, AI pen testing, web application and mobile application pen tests, alongside bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programmes[13]. Its Savant products, including Savant Pathseeker and Savant Vista, add AI-driven capabilities to the platform[13].
Like HackerOne, Bugcrowd’s crowd model provides scale and diverse skills, while structured pen tests give compliance-ready reports. Pricing is quoted.
Bugcrowd features
- Pen test as a service
- AI pen testing
- Web and mobile application pen tests
- Bug bounty programmes
- Vulnerability disclosure programmes
- Savant AI products
Bugcrowd pricing
Quote-based.
Bugcrowd strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Curated researcher crowd
- Pen tests and bounties on one platform
- AI-assisted testing
Limitations
- Crowd quality varies by programme
- No published pricing
- Less suited to physical or hardware testing
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Bugcrowd alternatives and competitors
Alternatives to Bugcrowd: companies ranked in the same lists.
- NCC Group
Optiv
Bishop Fox
Google Password Manager- NetSPI
TrustedSec
IOActive
Praetorian- Rhino Security Labs
Synack- Cobalt
HackerOne
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