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HackerOne
HackerOne is a vulnerability disclosure company based in San Francisco, California, which established a bug bounty platform that connects businesses with security researches. The company’s clients include Twitter, Slack, Adobe, Yahoo, LinkedIn and Airbnb.〔 HackerOne is one of the first companies to embrace and utilize ethical hacking as part of its business model.〔
==History==
In 2011, Jobert Abma, Michiel Prins, and Merijn Terheggen attempted to find vulnerabilities in 100 high-tech companies.〔 They found security vulnerabilities in Facebook, Google, Apple, Microsoft, Twitter and 95 other companies' systems.〔 Abma, Prins, and Terheggen met Alex Rice, Facebook's product security specialist, after notifying the company that its system had a software vulnerability.〔 They founded HackerOne in 2012. In November 2013, the company announced that it would host the Internet Bug Bounty project, a program encouraging the discovery and disclosure of internet bugs, funded by Microsoft and Facebook.
In May 2014, HackerOne received $9 million in Series A funding from Benchmark. Bill Gurley, Benchmark's general partner, joined HackerOne's board of directors as part of the deal.〔 John Hering, executive chairman of Lookout, joined the board of directors as well. Additionally, the company hired Katie Moussouris, former Microsoft lead security strategist, as Chief Policy Officer. The company announced a $25 million Series B funding round in June 2015.〔〔 The round was led by New Enterprise Associates and included investments from Marc Benioff, Yuri Milner, Drew Houston, Jeremy Stoppelman, David Sacks, Brandon Beck and Nicolas Berggruen.〔 Following the funding round, New Enterprise Associates' general partner Jon Sakoda joined HackerOne's board of directors.〔
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