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Managed Bug Bounty & Vulnerability Disclosure Programs

Eiferone designs and operates bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs on behalf of client organisations — connecting them with skilled security researchers through a structured, fully managed process. Organisations get validated findings without the noise; researchers get clear scope, fair rewards, and a managed triage process.

How our managed programs work

Whether you're an organisation commissioning a program or a researcher hunting on one, every program we operate is built on the same principles.

Safe harbour, by default

Every program we operate includes clear safe-harbour terms: good-faith research conducted within the published scope will not result in legal action against researchers.

Clear, defined scope

We work with each client organisation to define exactly which assets are in scope, which testing methods are permitted, and what's explicitly off-limits — before any testing begins.

Managed triage & validation

Our team triages, validates, and deduplicates every report before it reaches the client, with status updates back to the researcher at every stage — no reports left in silence.

Rewards for real impact

Researchers are rewarded for valid, reproducible findings based on severity. Client organisations pay for demonstrated impact, not noise from automated scans.

Want to Run a Bug Bounty for Your Organisation?

We handle program design, scope definition, researcher engagement, triage, and validated reporting — so your team only sees findings that matter. Talk to us about a managed program or vulnerability disclosure policy for your organisation.

Found an issue in Eiferone's own systems?

This page describes the managed bug bounty service we operate for client organisations. Vulnerabilities in Eiferone's own website or infrastructure are covered separately: we accept good-faith reports under our Responsible Disclosure Policy. See our Responsible Disclosure Policy and Vulnerability Reporting pages for how to report an issue today.

Join our researcher network

Register your interest as a security researcher. Tell us about your background and specialties, and we'll reach out as researcher onboarding opens for our client programs.