HackerOne

What is HackerOne?

HackerOne is a security platform for continuous threat exposure management that combines AI agents with a community of security researchers. It helps companies find, validate, prioritize and fix vulnerabilities.

Key features of HackerOne

• H1 Bounty: crowdsourced researchers find critical and business logic flaws.
• H1 Agentic Pentest: AI agents plus human experts for pentesting.
• H1 Continuous Testing: always-on agentic testing for applications.
• H1 Validation: confirm exploitability in your environment.
• H1 Remediation: source code-informed fix plans sent to engineering.
• H1 Code: AI code security that reviews pull requests.
• H1 AI Red Teaming: adversarial testing of AI systems mapped to OWASP LLM Top 10 and NIST AI RMF.
• H1 Response: vulnerability disclosure program.

How HackerOne works

Customers define scope, and researchers and AI agents test it. Findings are validated and prioritized by the Hai orchestrator, then routed to engineering with remediation guidance.

Who uses HackerOne?

The vendor says more than 1,300 companies use it and shows logos such as Coinbase, GM, IBM, PayPal, Shopify, Uber and Salesforce. Claims about accuracy and ROI on its site are vendor-reported.

HackerOne pricing

HackerOne does not publish prices. Professional and Enterprise offerings are quoted through sales, and the vendor directs visitors to Get Started or contact sales.

HackerOne integrations

The vendor links to an integration partners section without naming specific integrations on its homepage.

HackerOne alternatives

Cobalt offers pentest as a service with a vetted tester community and a more fixed-scope model. Intigriti is a European bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure platform. Snyk focuses on developer-first code and dependency scanning, not crowdsourced testing.