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Browse all 248 termsBug Bounty Programs
Bug bounty programs are initiatives offered by organizations and software developers through which individuals can receive recognition and compensation for reporting security vulnerabilities. These programs allow companies to tap into a global network of ethical hackers who test their products and services for security flaws. Major technology companies such as Microsoft and Apple operate well-known bug bounty programs with significant financial rewards.
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Sparrow Co., Ltd.
Scan Smart, Secure Your Software Effortlessly
Sparrow offers a comprehensive dynamic application security testing (DAST) solution that allows users to scan and identify software vulnerabilities directly from the cloud without installation. This cloud-based security testing platform combines powerful analytics with exceptional usability, making application security management effortless. Businesses looking to enhance their security posture can leverage Sparrow's capabilities to strengthen the security of their applications, ensuring that they meet compliance and regulatory standards.

Security Compass
Modeling Threats, Building Secure Futures
Security Compass offers threat modeling and secure development solutions. The site highlights threat modeling, “implementation-ready requirements for developers and agents,” and “secure development training,” positioned to “design compliant software” and aligned to “evolving AI and security standards.” The company notes the acquisition of Devici, a threat modeling platform, and promotes a Partner Portal and consultation options. Pricing language indicates “Pricing is in USD” with volume-based discounts and an invitation to “Contact us for a consultation.” The site also encourages subscription to a monthly Security Digest newsletter. Beyond platform capabilities, Security Compass presents training and partner/consultation channels for customers seeking secure development and application-security practices.

IriusRisk
Transforming security through intelligent threat modeling
IriusRisk is an AI threat modeling tool focused on secure design and supply chain security. The product helps users generate threat model diagrams using user stories, documentation, meeting transcripts or code, and produces models complete with threats and security controls. An AI Assistant called Jeff augments secure design workflows. In minutes users can craft a threat model, pinpoint risks, and receive tailored countermeasures while spotting compliance gaps. IriusRisk integrates into existing CI/CD tools, issue trackers and scanning software. Frameworks such as PCI DSS, NIST and GDPR can be applied to threat models so countermeasures switch from recommended to required. The platform emphasizes shifting security left and automating secure design.
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Download the free 17-page guide to the OWASP API Security Top 10. Learn each API risk, how attackers exploit it, and the controls that stop them.


