In a recent conversation with Martin Choluj, Vice President of Security at ClickHouse, valuable insights were gained into his experience collaborating with Bugcrowd and the critical role crowdsourced security plays in safeguarding intellectual property. As a seasoned security professional with 15 years of experience, Choluj champions trust and risk reduction principles at ClickHouse, which led to exploring bug bounty programs. The company's aim is not just compliance but fostering innovation in security and building relationships with hackers. Choluj praises Bugcrowd's triage response time and commitment to customer success, highlighting the importance of proactive approach and bridging the gap between security and engineering teams. With the shift to remote work, cybersecurity strategies must adapt to secure systems and users regardless of location, treating it as an ongoing strategic endeavor rather than a one-off project. Embracing crowdsourced security is crucial for strengthening defenses and turning vulnerabilities into fortified measures in today's digital landscape.