Caribbean businesses can register within our private bug bounty service, and Caribbean security researchers help will them to identify security vulnerabilities and issues that could be exploited by malicious individuals.
Information Security Researchers (not only Penetration Testers) are rewarded with money and tokens to identify cyber security vulnerabilities and issues within a business' defined scope.
We provide a community where security researchers can positively develop themselves and contribute to the Caribbean's Information Security industry.
We offer our security knowledge, research and skills to citizens and businesses across the Caribbean in both the public and private sector.
Commonly for corporate entities with small-sized operations.
Commonly for corporate entities with medium-sized operations.
Commonly for corporate entities with large-sized operations.
A Security Researcher in our context is someone using their knowledge and skills to constructively help to identify security vulnerabilities and issues in computer systems.
Our Bug Bounty service is structured to accommodate both technical and non-technical Security Researchers.
Our Bug Bounty is considered private because the details of client's in-scope (target) hosts within our bounty service are only provided only to verified Researchers and not the general public.
Security Researchers are paid electronically in their bank account, with Paypal or through reward tokens such as Gift Cards.
Yes, we offer support through an online helpdesk. Additionally, we have made various support materials available online for Free (such as Penetration Testing Guides) to help researchers be successful.
G5 Cyber Security is the division of G5 Caribbean that delivers all Cyber Security services to our clients, which includes this Bug Bounty service.