Faced with the constant growth of online threats, companies are looking to strengthen the security of their information systems. Two complementary approaches are often mentioned: penetration testing (or pentests) and Bug Bounty programs. While their common objective is to identify vulnerabilities, their methods, frameworks and benefits differ considerably. Understanding these differences is essential to choosing the solution best suited to your needs.
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