At Neon, speed and security are integrated into every layer of their platform. The company has launched a private bug bounty program on HackerOne three months ago to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen defenses. Now, they're taking the next step by opening their bug bounty program to the global security research community, making it public. This move is aimed at tapping into diverse expertise to uncover vulnerabilities faster and continuously raise the bar for security. With Neon's growing user base and business reliance on their platform, now is the time to scale their security efforts. The company has streamlined the scope of their bug bounty program to focus on web applications and APIs, with rewards ranging from $150 to $3000 depending on severity and impact. Researchers can sign up like real users to explore the platform and test different flows, and Neon values the hard work of hackers who help keep their platform secure.