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As a world leader in digital products, solutions, and software, Zebra Technologies enables businesses of all sizes to connect data, assets, and people intelligently. With a mission to scale, Zebra turned to HackerOne to help the company shift left by moving security checks as early and as often in the software development life cycle (SDLC) as possible. The end goal? To defend and arm its security program from every angle.

Key Takeaways

• Before Challenges Slow, traditional pentesting with insufficient reports led to gaps in testing the attack surface Security was not included early enough in development, leading to developers working separately from security No formal process for reporting vulnerabilities, exposing the company to more risk Business charter from the CEO and CISO to bring unity across siloed security functions
• Security Goals Gain agility and speed with continuous testing Work with a diverse bench of security research experts Close the gap by taking control of 100% of the attack surface Establish a feedback loop to improve processes earlier in the software development life cycle (SDLC)
• TPlatform Solutions • HackerOne Pentest: Penetration Testing as a Service • HackerOne Response: Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) • HackerOne Bounty: Private Bug Bounty • HackerOne Challenge: Time-bound security testing • Advisory Services: Triage, remediation, and custom reporting
• With such success and leadership support, Zebra plans to continue to expand its security program. Assets are regularly added to the scope of the VDP to help keep the program fresh. They also harden what goes into the bug bounty so that they can raise bounties and stand out as a marquee program for hackers.

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