Intigriti, a global crowdsourced security leader, has teamed up with NVIDIA to roll out a dedicated bug bounty program and Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) aimed at strengthening the security of AI infrastructure across NVIDIA’s accelerated computing, networking, and software products.
Harnessing the Power of Ethical Hackers
Faced with an evolving threat landscape and rapid growth in AI-driven solutions, NVIDIA is adopting a proactive stance on cybersecurity by engaging Intigriti’s community of over 125,000 vetted security researchers. Participants will use a streamlined web portal to identify, report, and help remediate vulnerabilities in real time.
“With the world-class expertise of our community of researchers, we’re working with NVIDIA to identify potential vulnerabilities in AI infrastructure, boosting security as AI becomes increasingly embedded in business operations,” said Stijn Jans, CEO and founder of Intigriti.
“To secure the full stack of AI infrastructure, it takes more than just advanced technology; it requires collaboration across every layer,” added David Reber, Chief Security Officer at NVIDIA. “Working with Intigriti’s global community of AI experts allows a collaborative and diverse approach to identify risks and strengthen the security of the AI ecosystem.”
Program Details
Over the next six months, Intigriti will coordinate several security testing initiatives for NVIDIA:
- Private Bug Bounty Program: Focused testing on select NVIDIA products and services.
- Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP): Open to all NVIDIA assets without financial reward, encouraging broad reporting.
- Core AI Elements Bug Bounty: A specialized, invitation-only program targeting the most critical AI components.
This partnership underscores both companies’ commitment to fortifying AI ecosystems against emerging threats by leveraging the collective insight of ethical hackers worldwide.
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