YesWeHack Customer Story: European Community of Alsace, regional government body

YesWeHack’s customisable model is cost-effectively meeting the security testing needs of a variety of organisations - in terms of size, sector and public/private entities.
One of our satisfied public-sector clients features in this latest interview: The European Community of Alsace (Collectivité européenne d'Alsace).
In this video, Jérémie Piazza, CISO at the French government body, which provides services tailored to the Alsace region’s needs, sheds light on the strategic decision to launch a Bug Bounty program in 2022, how Bug Bounty encourages its developers to integrate security by design, and the various other strengths of their partnership with YesWeHack.
Founded in 2015, YesWeHack is a global Bug Bounty & Vulnerability Management platform that leverages the skills of thousands of ethical hackers across 170 countries. The company helps organisations cost-effectively uncover and secure vulnerabilities in their websites, mobile apps, infrastructure and connected devices.
00:22 What role does security play within your authority?
00:50 Why did you implement a Bug Bounty program?
01:40 Can you tell us a bit about your program: when did you launch it and how has it evolved since its beginnings?
02:00 What were the main challenges you faced?
02:29 What's next for your Bug Bounty program?
02:45 A few words about your collaboration with YesWeHack?
03:02 What advice would you give to any peers who want to start a Bug Bounty program?
03:20 Anything else to add?