Presented at
Diana Initiative 2019,
Aug. 9, 2019, 9 a.m.
(30 minutes).
Thousands of organizations have already adopted the idea of inviting good-faith hacking to hack into their systems via vulnerability disclosure, bug bounty and next-gen pen test programs. Even so, the risk of prosecution under anti-hacking laws still casts a cloud over the hackers who are trying to help, and many programs haven't removed this risk by including Safe Harbor language within their program policies. It's not intentional -- the simple truth is that the market has progressed so rapidly that most have implemented crowdsourced security programs without realizing this issue, nor do they know how to how to fix it. Bilateral Safe Harbor language enables program owners to not only provide a strong incentive for good-faith hackers in terms of explicit legal protection, but also to outline exactly what constitutes "good-faith" hacking for their organization, and leave legal protections against malicious hackers intact.
This talk provides an overview of Safe Harbor in the context of good-faith hacking and introduces a current effort to create a standardized, open-source, easily readable legal boilerplate for disclosure program owners all around the world to use.
What is Safe Harbor and key takeaways from CFAA/DMCA
Why we need a open source vulnerability standardized disclosure
What is disclose.io
How can companies participate
How can security researchers participate
How can legal community participate
Presenters:
-
Chloé Messdaghi
- PM/Security Researcher Advocate at Bugcrowd
as Chloe Messdaghi
Chloe Messdaghi is a Security Researcher Advocate/PM @Bugcrowd. Since entering cybersecurity space, she sees security as a humanitarian issue. Humanitarian work includes advising as a UN Volunteer, serving as a board member for several humanitarian organizations. Chloe also heads WIST, mentors and advocates for inclusion in tech, and founded a nonprofit called Drop Labels.
https://www.chloemessdaghi.com
Twitter: @ChloeMessdaghi
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