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Bug bounty programs have become a critical bridge between businesses and ethical hackers, but what does it take to make that relationship thrive? In this episode, Ani Turner, Senior Security Engineer and bug bounty program lead at Adobe, and Jasmin Landry, a seasoned ethical hacker and top-performing researcher on Adobe’s program, dive into the goals, benefits, and hidden challenges of running and contributing to a bug bounty program.

From the motivations that drive hackers and businesses, to the misconceptions that persist in the space, this conversation explores what really makes a bug bounty program successful — and how trust, communication, and shared purpose can lead to stronger security outcomes.

Resources:

Learn more about Adobe’s bug bounty program: https://www.adobe.com/trust/security/bug-bounty.html
Submit a report to Adobe: https://hackerone.com/adobe?type=team

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