Detectify’s Year in Review 2017
December is here again and the year is coming to a close even though it feels like it was January 2017 only yesterday. It’s been …

December is here again and the year is coming to a close even though it feels like it was January 2017 only yesterday. It’s been …

On August 24th, customers, investors, business partners, and friends joined us for a housewarming party at our new office in Stockholm. The sunny evening was …

Last month, the Detectify team spent a day and a half in the beautiful Stockholm archipelago, kicking off the new year. Read this blog post to find out what we got up to!

The Detectify Crowdsource platform allows security researchers to submit newly discovered exploits and incorporate them into Detectify’s automated security service. At the heart of the initiative is the community of skilled web security experts from across the globe. We have talked to our community manager Kristian Bremberg about his background, the art of building communities, and the power of the crowd.

Yesterday, Detectify’s Knowledge Advisor Frans Rosén gave an inspiring talk about white hat hacking and web security at Computer Sweden’s event Säkerhetsdagen 2016 in Stockholm. These were his four recommendations to the audience.

The challenges of the evolving CIO role was one of the many topics that were discussed at CIO Trend 2016, hosted by IDG Sweden, last week. Detectify’s CIO Johan Norrman was one of the participants, and here are his key takeaways from the conference.

Detectify’s knowledge advisor Frans Rosén has worked with security research for many years, and is a top ranked participant of bug bounty programs, receiving the highest bounty payout ever on HackerOne. Last week, Frans was listed as #2 on Hackread’s list of 10 most famous bug bounty hunters of all time.

Detectify introduces permissions rights for Detectify teams. As a team administrator, you are now able to grant users two different kinds of access rights per domain.