Coupling Breadth with Depth - Bugbounty and edgescan

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Some edgescan clients, large and small use bug bounties and our fullstack vulnerability SaaS service combined: 
The big players in the bug bounty market are Bugcrowd and HackerOne and Synack and many larger enterprises run their own programs.

 Breath and Depth:
Bugbounty for depth, edgescan for breadth and continuous assessment where and edgescan Advanced license is not used
Budget and Cost:
To reduce the escalating cost and effort of implementing multiple tools or programs for our clients, a joint integration between Bugbounty dashboards and edgescan’s fullstack SaaS may bring together the scale and efficiency of vulnerability management web & host application scanning with the expertise of the penetration-testing community via a bugbounty in one simple solution.
Reducing duplication, validation and payouts:
Joint customers of Bugbounty programs and edgescan will be able to eliminate discovered & validated vulnerabilities by edgescan from their list of offered bug bounties and focus Bounty programs on critical vulnerabilities that require manual testing, effectively reducing the cost of vulnerability discovery and penetration testing.
Integration and Correlation:

 We have a strong API platform which easily works in terms of consolidation between bounty programs and validated vulnerabilities discovered by the edgescan SaaS.

 Check out our Rich API documentation here:

 Advanced API Guide

 API Guide
edgescan "Events" Configuration Guide

 FYI: See how we stand up to other testing services via Gartner's Peer insights portal of moderated reviews.

 -Till next time, -ek

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