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UIDAI calls for top 20 hackers to smoke out Aadhaar security issues - Vimarsana News

UIDAI calls for top 20 hackers to smoke out Aadhaar security issues

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Crowdsourcing ways can be turned against cyber hackers too - Vimarsana News

Crowdsourcing ways can be turned against cyber hackers too

UAE’s National Bug Bounty project takes on cyber criminals using their own methods

How Blockchain Can Fill the Talent Gap in Cybersecurity and AI - Vimarsana News

How Blockchain Can Fill the Talent Gap in Cybersecurity and AI

Cybersecurity is big business. And it costs big businesses a lot of money every year (not to mention a few panic attacks and sleepless nights). But as hackers get more inventive and data is increasingly digitized, it’s only logical that cyber threats will rise.

Hackers Who Find Quebec Government Cybersecurity Issues Could Earn Thousands - Vimarsana News

Hackers Who Find Quebec Government Cybersecurity Issues Could Earn Thousands

The Quebec government is now taking steps to improve the security of government assets. In A May 5, 2022 press release, the provincial government officially announced the launch of the Bug Bounty Program, which is expected to enhance the security of government IT assets...through the use of online hackers. That's right! The government is giving "information security researchers who specialise in detecting vulnerabilities access, under government control, to certain assets to find flaws that could compromise the security of Quebecers' data," the press release stated.

Secuna Reports Enterprise Technology, Financial Services Sectors Seen As Most Vulnerable To Cyberattacks - Vimarsana News

Secuna Reports Enterprise Technology, Financial Services Sectors Seen As Most Vulnerable To Cyberattacks

Rapidly growing cybersecurity provider Secuna raises its bug bounty reward to $24,045, moving key services into the highest critical level.