Bug bounty

Continuous testing, powered by hackers

Keep your systems under continuous testing with a trusted network of vetted hackers, each bringing different skills, perspectives, and approaches to uncovering vulnerabilities. Choose the setup that best fits your needs: a broader invite-only program or a small, dedicated team focused on a specific target.

Start a Bug Bounty

Bug bounty

Continuous testing, powered by hackers

Keep your systems under continuous testing with a trusted network of vetted hackers, each bringing different skills, perspectives, and approaches to uncovering vulnerabilities. Choose the setup that best fits your needs: a broader invite-only program or a small, dedicated team focused on a specific target.

Start a Bug Bounty

Bug bounty

Continuous testing, powered by hackers

Keep your systems under continuous testing with a trusted network of vetted hackers, each bringing different skills, perspectives, and approaches to uncovering vulnerabilities. Choose the setup that best fits your needs: a broader invite-only program or a small, dedicated team focused on a specific target.

Start a Bug Bounty

Bug bounty

Continuous testing, powered by hackers

Keep your systems under continuous testing with a trusted network of vetted hackers, each bringing different skills, perspectives, and approaches to uncovering vulnerabilities. Choose the setup that best fits your needs: a broader invite-only program or a small, dedicated team focused on a specific target.

Start a Bug Bounty

What can it do

Three ways to run your Bug Bounty

Choose the format that fits your needs: a community program you set up yourself, an invite-only program with hand-picked researchers, or a focused hunt with dedicated Dutch testers.

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Community - open to the wider Zerocopter hacker network

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Invite-only - selected hackers for your program

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Focused team - a small dedicated team for a specific target

What can it do

Three ways to run your Bug Bounty

Choose the format that fits your needs: a community program you set up yourself, an invite-only program with hand-picked researchers, or a focused hunt with dedicated Dutch testers.

·

Community - open to the wider Zerocopter hacker network

·

Invite-only - selected hackers for your program

·

Focused team - a small dedicated team for a specific target

What can it do

Three ways to run your Bug Bounty

Choose the format that fits your needs: a community program you set up yourself, an invite-only program with hand-picked researchers, or a focused hunt with dedicated Dutch testers.

·

Community - open to the wider Zerocopter hacker network

·

Invite-only - selected hackers for your program

·

Focused team - a small dedicated team for a specific target

What can it do

Three ways to run your Bug Bounty

Choose the format that fits your needs: a community program you set up yourself, an invite-only program with hand-picked researchers, or a focused hunt with dedicated Dutch testers.

·

Community - open to the wider Zerocopter hacker network

·

Invite-only - selected hackers for your program

·

Focused team - a small dedicated team for a specific target

01

Open Bug Bounty

Your program is open to the wider Zerocopter hacker network. The most eyes, the widest range of approaches. Hackers choose when to participate and are rewarded per finding.

02

Invite-only Bug Bounty

Zerocopter selects and invites hackers whose skills fit your scope. You keep tighter control over who participates while the program continues over time.

03

Focused Hunt

A small, hand-picked team is assigned to one specific target for a shorter, more intensive test. Hackers receive an engagement fee for their time, plus additional bounties for valid findings.

01

Open Bug Bounty

Your program is open to the wider Zerocopter hacker network. The most eyes, the widest range of approaches. Hackers choose when to participate and are rewarded per finding.

02

Invite-only Bug Bounty

Zerocopter selects and invites hackers whose skills fit your scope. You keep tighter control over who participates while the program continues over time.

03

Focused Hunt

A small, hand-picked team is assigned to one specific target for a shorter, more intensive test. Hackers receive an engagement fee for their time, plus additional bounties for valid findings.

01

Open Bug Bounty

Your program is open to the wider Zerocopter hacker network. The most eyes, the widest range of approaches. Hackers choose when to participate and are rewarded per finding.

02

Invite-only Bug Bounty

Zerocopter selects and invites hackers whose skills fit your scope. You keep tighter control over who participates while the program continues over time.

03

Focused Hunt

A small, hand-picked team is assigned to one specific target for a shorter, more intensive test. Hackers receive an engagement fee for their time, plus additional bounties for valid findings.

01

Open Bug Bounty

Your program is open to the wider Zerocopter hacker network. The most eyes, the widest range of approaches. Hackers choose when to participate and are rewarded per finding.

02

Invite-only Bug Bounty

Zerocopter selects and invites hackers whose skills fit your scope. You keep tighter control over who participates while the program continues over time.

03

Focused Hunt

A small, hand-picked team is assigned to one specific target for a shorter, more intensive test. Hackers receive an engagement fee for their time, plus additional bounties for valid findings.

Laptop covered with cybersecurity conference and hacker stickers
Laptop covered with cybersecurity conference and hacker stickers
Laptop covered with cybersecurity conference and hacker stickers
Laptop covered with cybersecurity conference and hacker stickers

Frequently asked

Your questions answered

How is the reward determined?

Zerocopter provides reward guidelines based on the severity of each finding. Your organisation uses these guidelines to agree the reward structure before launch, so hackers know upfront what a valid finding at each severity level earns. The triage team assesses the severity of each validated submission, and the agreed structure then sets the reward. In a Focused Hunt, hackers also receive an engagement fee for their time.

How does a Bug Bounty programme differ from a Pentest?

A pentest assigns a fixed tester or team to selected systems for a set period, following a defined methodology and ending in a single report. A bug bounty programme opens an agreed scope to multiple hackers, each with their own approach, and pays a reward for each valid finding. A Focused Hunt combines elements of both: a small, hand-picked team tests one target intensively over a short period. The two approaches complement each other, and many security programmes use both.

How confidential are the reports?

Findings go only to your organisation and the Zerocopter triage team. Programme terms bind every participating hacker to confidentiality, and the disclosure rules agreed before launch decide whether and when any finding becomes public. For tighter control over who sees the scope, choose an invite-only programme or a Focused Hunt.

Frequently asked

Your questions answered

How is the reward determined?

Zerocopter provides reward guidelines based on the severity of each finding. Your organisation uses these guidelines to agree the reward structure before launch, so hackers know upfront what a valid finding at each severity level earns. The triage team assesses the severity of each validated submission, and the agreed structure then sets the reward. In a Focused Hunt, hackers also receive an engagement fee for their time.

How does a Bug Bounty programme differ from a Pentest?

A pentest assigns a fixed tester or team to selected systems for a set period, following a defined methodology and ending in a single report. A bug bounty programme opens an agreed scope to multiple hackers, each with their own approach, and pays a reward for each valid finding. A Focused Hunt combines elements of both: a small, hand-picked team tests one target intensively over a short period. The two approaches complement each other, and many security programmes use both.

How confidential are the reports?

Findings go only to your organisation and the Zerocopter triage team. Programme terms bind every participating hacker to confidentiality, and the disclosure rules agreed before launch decide whether and when any finding becomes public. For tighter control over who sees the scope, choose an invite-only programme or a Focused Hunt.

Frequently asked

Your questions answered

How is the reward determined?

Zerocopter provides reward guidelines based on the severity of each finding. Your organisation uses these guidelines to agree the reward structure before launch, so hackers know upfront what a valid finding at each severity level earns. The triage team assesses the severity of each validated submission, and the agreed structure then sets the reward. In a Focused Hunt, hackers also receive an engagement fee for their time.

How does a Bug Bounty programme differ from a Pentest?

A pentest assigns a fixed tester or team to selected systems for a set period, following a defined methodology and ending in a single report. A bug bounty programme opens an agreed scope to multiple hackers, each with their own approach, and pays a reward for each valid finding. A Focused Hunt combines elements of both: a small, hand-picked team tests one target intensively over a short period. The two approaches complement each other, and many security programmes use both.

How confidential are the reports?

Findings go only to your organisation and the Zerocopter triage team. Programme terms bind every participating hacker to confidentiality, and the disclosure rules agreed before launch decide whether and when any finding becomes public. For tighter control over who sees the scope, choose an invite-only programme or a Focused Hunt.

Frequently asked

Your questions answered

How is the reward determined?

Zerocopter provides reward guidelines based on the severity of each finding. Your organisation uses these guidelines to agree the reward structure before launch, so hackers know upfront what a valid finding at each severity level earns. The triage team assesses the severity of each validated submission, and the agreed structure then sets the reward. In a Focused Hunt, hackers also receive an engagement fee for their time.

How does a Bug Bounty programme differ from a Pentest?

A pentest assigns a fixed tester or team to selected systems for a set period, following a defined methodology and ending in a single report. A bug bounty programme opens an agreed scope to multiple hackers, each with their own approach, and pays a reward for each valid finding. A Focused Hunt combines elements of both: a small, hand-picked team tests one target intensively over a short period. The two approaches complement each other, and many security programmes use both.

How confidential are the reports?

Findings go only to your organisation and the Zerocopter triage team. Programme terms bind every participating hacker to confidentiality, and the disclosure rules agreed before launch decide whether and when any finding becomes public. For tighter control over who sees the scope, choose an invite-only programme or a Focused Hunt.

READY, SET, ...

How to get started

From defining the scope to inviting the first hackers, here’s what to expect.

01 · Define the goal
Tell us which systems you want tested and what the programme should achieve.

02 · Choose the programme
Select an open programme, invite-only setup or Focused Hunt with our team.

03 · Agree the scope and rewards
Set the testing boundaries, disclosure rules and reward structure.

04 · Launch and keep testing
We invite the right hackers, triage submissions and keep the programme running.

READY, SET, ...

How to get started

From defining the scope to inviting the first hackers, here’s what to expect.

01 · Define the goal
Tell us which systems you want tested and what the programme should achieve.

02 · Choose the programme
Select an open programme, invite-only setup or Focused Hunt with our team.

03 · Agree the scope and rewards
Set the testing boundaries, disclosure rules and reward structure.

04 · Launch and keep testing
We invite the right hackers, triage submissions and keep the programme running.

READY, SET, ...

How to get started

From defining the scope to inviting the first hackers, here’s what to expect.

01 · Define the goal
Tell us which systems you want tested and what the programme should achieve.

02 · Choose the programme
Select an open programme, invite-only setup or Focused Hunt with our team.

03 · Agree the scope and rewards
Set the testing boundaries, disclosure rules and reward structure.

04 · Launch and keep testing
We invite the right hackers, triage submissions and keep the programme running.

READY, SET, ...

How to get started

From defining the scope to inviting the first hackers, here’s what to expect.

01 · Define the goal
Tell us which systems you want tested and what the programme should achieve.

02 · Choose the programme
Select an open programme, invite-only setup or Focused Hunt with our team.

03 · Agree the scope and rewards
Set the testing boundaries, disclosure rules and reward structure.

04 · Launch and keep testing
We invite the right hackers, triage submissions and keep the programme running.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Build a Bug Bounty programme that fits

Put ethical hackers to work on your security priorities. Talk to Gertjan about programme scope, rewards and managing vulnerability reports.

Gertjan Vaessen⁩

Message us on Whatsapp

YOUR NEXT STEP

Build a Bug Bounty programme that fits

Put ethical hackers to work on your security priorities. Talk to Gertjan about programme scope, rewards and managing vulnerability reports.

Gertjan Vaessen⁩

Message us on Whatsapp

YOUR NEXT STEP

Build a Bug Bounty programme that fits

Put ethical hackers to work on your security priorities. Talk to Gertjan about programme scope, rewards and managing vulnerability reports.

Gertjan Vaessen⁩

Message us on Whatsapp

YOUR NEXT STEP

Build a Bug Bounty programme that fits

Put ethical hackers to work on your security priorities. Talk to Gertjan about programme scope, rewards and managing vulnerability reports.

Gertjan Vaessen⁩

Message us on Whatsapp