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Alex Haynes

CISO, IBS Software

Alex is a former pentester with a background in offensive security and is credited for discovering vulnerabilities in products by Microsoft, Adobe, Pinterest, Amazon Web Services and IBM. He is a former top 10 ranked researcher on Bugcrowd and a member of the Synack Red Team. He is currently CISO at IBS Software. He regularly speaks at security conferences, including OWASP and ISC Security Summits, on topics related to offensive security.

  1. No, Nobody’s Going to Steal Your Password While You Type on a Zoom Call!

    Opinion

  2. A Decade On – What’s Happened to Crowdsourced Security?

    Opinion

  3. Log4j Showed Us That Public Disclosure Still Helps Attackers

    Opinion

  4. Crowdsourced Bug Bounty Programs: Security Gains Versus Potential Losses

    Magazine Feature

  5. Is $50,000 for a Vulnerability Too Much?

    Opinion

  6. Automated Penetration Testing – Can it Replace Humans?

    Opinion

  7. Life as a Crowdsourced Hacker – Why You Won’t Become a Millionaire

    Opinion

  8. Crowdsourced Security is Redefining the Gig Economy, and Not in a Good Way

    Opinion

  9. Schrodinger’s vulnerability - Using Exploitability to Avoid Chasing Phantom Risk

    Opinion

  10. Enter Crowdsourced Security, the Future of Pen Testing?

    Blog

  11. Is it Time to Replace Pen Testing with Crowdsourced security?

    Blog

  12. Are Data Brokers Actually Secure?

    Opinion

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