Live bug bounty challenges for conventions and corporate events.
Live Hacking Events
What is a Live Hacking Event?
A live hacking event is an on-site bug bounty challenge, where ethical hackers and customer teams can meet for a few days over a Red vs Blue team setup. Hunters who uncover valid vulnerabilities get a reward, based on the criticality and rules of the event.
Where can a Live Hacking Event be organized?
Everywhere. We have already organized Live Hacking Events in Paris, Madrid, Dubai… We handle the logistics for the hackers, such as VISAs and travel accommodations.
Live hacking events for conventions & event organizers
What about a unique event within your event?
– Live Hacking Event RootedCON 2022 – Madrid –
- Increase your visibility
Leverage your live hacking event to get big brands on board. Join forces to gain traction, strengthen communications and increase overall event visibility. - Strengthen your event’s image
Affirm your image as an innovative and forward-looking event, with a real element of differentiation. Build up your reputation with your targets within the infosec community.
Live hacking events for organizations & sponsors
Considering sponsoring a Live Hacking Event or organizing your own? Here are some good reasons to take the plunge.
- Teambuilding
Choose a destination and take your teams to meet ethical hackers for a couple of days. Strengthen collaboration between security teams, developers and hunters. - Training
Experience real-life training. Challenge your teams in a live setting, with a true Red Team vs. Blue Team philosophy. Hackers uncover vulnerabilities, your teams work on remediation. - Security
The vulnerabilities identified in your scopes during the event constitute real risks. Kill two birds with one stone: stimulate your teams while strengthening your digital security. - Communication
Be perceived as a modern and disruptive brand, ahead of the trends. Reinforce your employer brand by making the event a showcase to attract top talent.
– Live Hacking Event GISEC 2022 – Dubaï –
