YesWeHack Customer Story: Doctolib, leading European e-health company

Why does Doctolib use a Bug Bounty program to secure applications used by 340,000 healthcare personnel and 80 million patients in Europe? And what lessons have they learned during a five-year partnership with YesWeHack, the leading Bug Bounty and vulnerability management platform?
These questions are answered in this video by Cedric Voisin and Paul Marty, respectively CISO and Senior Product Security Engineer at the company. Other topics include how vulnerability reports are processed internally, Bug Bounty success factors, what they like most about crowdsourced security and recent exciting changes to the Doctolib Bug Bounty program.
Software from Doctolib, which has offices in France, Italy and Germany, helps patients to book appointments and doctors and medical practices to manage appointments, billing and other areas of running a medical practice.
Find out more about Doctolib’s Bug Bounty program here: yeswehack.com/programs/doctol...
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00:20 Please tell us a bit about Doctolib?
00:44 What's the story of Doctolib's Bug Bounty program so far?
01:31 How does the Bug Bounty process work at Doctolib?
01:52 Based on your experience, what are the key factors for a successful Bug Bounty program?
02:34 What do you like best about Bug Bounty?
02:53 How does YesWeHack support Doctolib?
03:09 Any recent updates to your Bug Bounty program that you want to share?
03:42 Any fun facts you would like to share?