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25 years in B2B journalism, 18 years covering cybersecurity. Freelance writer, speaker, interviewer and moderator. Former 451 analyst. He/Him #COYS

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Bug bounty reckoning: AI slop forces enterprise strategy shift

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By Dan Raywood Verified
| TechTarget Verified
The shift to internal auditing As the maintainers of Curl discovered, a substantial increase in submissions takes critical time away from the analysts and researchers who must review each report. As a result, the emphasis is shifting towards ensuring that submissions meet specific criteria and reducing the time spent assessing reports that do not identify genuine vulnerabilities.
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Bug bounty reckoning: AI slop forces enterprise strategy shift

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By Dan Raywood Verified
| EIN News
As generative AI tools flood vulnerability intake pipelines with plausible-looking "slop," tech giants are reconsidering the ROI of traditional, paid bug bounty programs. Between external triage exhaustion and the rise of internal automated AI auditing, industry heavyweights like Intel and Google are forcing a rewrite of vulnerability disclosure rules. What began as isolated adjustments could herald an industry-wide pivot.
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Beyond The Breach: Why The Response Is Now The Story

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By Kate O'Flaherty Verified, Phil Muncaster Verified, Dan Raywood Verified
| ISMS.online
As breaches become part of everyday business, how has the conversation evolved and what do recent incidents reveal about good — and poor — incident response? Even as little as five years ago, a company that suffered a breach would come under intense scrutiny, including months of review into how and why the attack had hit — especially if sensitive data was exposed.
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