Neon’s Bug Bounty Program with HackerOne Goes Public

Neon, a company focused on database technology, has announced the public launch of its bug bounty program on HackerOne, building on the success of its private program initiated three months prior. The move is aimed at enhancing security by inviting global security researchers to identify vulnerabilities in Neon's web applications and APIs. This initiative underscores Neon’s commitment to integrating security into its platform and involves offering financial rewards for identified issues, with bounties ranging from $150 to $3000 based on the severity and impact of the vulnerabilities discovered. By opening the program to a wider audience, Neon seeks to tap into diverse expertise to bolster its defenses and ensure a robust, resilient platform as its user base grows.

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