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In this presentation, Sebastian Porst gives an overview of how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for your Android app. The information in this talk is based on Sebastian's work on Google Play’s Security Rewards Program, a collaboration with HackerOne, in which they reward security researchers for security vulnerabilities found in top applications on Google Play.
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Taught by Sebastian Porst, who is associated with Google Play’s Security Rewards Program
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Software Engineers are responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining software systems. This course may be useful for Software Engineers who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their Android app.
Information Security Analyst
Information Security Analyst
Information Security Analysts are responsible for protecting an organization's information systems from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. This course may be useful for Information Security Analysts who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their organization's Android app.
Security Consultant
Security Consultant
Security Consultants are responsible for providing advice and guidance to organizations on how to improve their security posture. This course may be useful for Security Consultants who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their clients' Android apps.
Incident Responder
Incident Responder
Incident Responders are responsible for responding to and recovering from security incidents. This course may be useful for Incident Responders who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their organization's Android app.
Quality Assurance Engineer
Quality Assurance Engineer
Quality Assurance Engineers are responsible for testing software to ensure that it meets quality standards. This course may be useful for Quality Assurance Engineers who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their Android app.
Digital Forensics Analyst
Digital Forensics Analyst
Digital Forensics Analysts are responsible for investigating and analyzing digital evidence. This course may be useful for Digital Forensics Analysts who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their organization's Android app.
Penetration Tester
Penetration Tester
Penetration Testers are responsible for testing an organization's security by simulating an attack from a malicious actor. This course may be useful for Penetration Testers who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their Android app.
Security Architect
Security Architect
Security Architects are responsible for designing and implementing security solutions for an organization. This course may be useful for Security Architects who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their organization's Android app.
Vulnerability Manager
Vulnerability Manager
Vulnerability Managers are responsible for managing and tracking vulnerabilities in an organization's systems. This course may be useful for Vulnerability Managers who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their organization's Android app.
Security Researcher
Security Researcher
A Security Researcher is a professional responsible for finding and reporting vulnerabilities in software and systems. This course may be useful for Security Researchers who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their Android app.
Threat Intelligence Analyst
Threat Intelligence Analyst
Threat Intelligence Analysts are responsible for gathering and analyzing information about threats to an organization. This course may be useful for Threat Intelligence Analysts who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their organization's Android app.
Chief Information Security Officer
Chief Information Security Officer
Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) are responsible for overseeing an organization's information security program. This course may be useful for CISOs who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their organization's Android app.
Security Operations Center Analyst
Security Operations Center Analyst
Security Operations Center Analysts (SOC Analysts) are responsible for monitoring and responding to security incidents. This course may be useful for SOC Analysts who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their organization's Android app.
Product Security Manager
Product Security Manager
Product Security Managers are responsible for ensuring the security of a product or service. This course may be useful for Product Security Managers who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their product's Android app.
Bug Bounty Hunter
Bug Bounty Hunter
Bug Bounty Hunters are independent security researchers who find and report vulnerabilities in software and systems in exchange for a reward. This course may be useful for Bug Bounty Hunters who want to learn more about how to plan and execute on a bug bounty program for their Android app.
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Demonstrates real-world strategies that can help learners in their work
Covers a topic that is relevant to fields including technology, IT, software, and engineering
Taught by Sebastian Porst, who is associated with Google Play’s Security Rewards Program
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May help learners prepare for career opportunities in the field of information technology and software development
May require learners to come in with an intermediate skill level in cybersecurity and software development to fully benefit from the course material
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