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HackerOne
Bug bounty platform with time-boxed AI red teaming
Human-led engagementsAutomated platformAgents and toolsFrontier model safetyCrowdsourcedCompliance mapping
HackerOne’s AI Red Teaming runs 15 or 30 day engagements by vetted AI security researchers supported by adversarial agents, with a dedicated solutions architect. It tests prompts, models, APIs, integrations and agent workflows, and maps findings to six frameworks, from OWASP LLM Top 10 to ISO/IEC 42001. In Feb 2025 it ran Anthropic’s CBRN-focused jailbreak challenge: 339 participants and $55K paid to four teams.
Best for: A fixed-length test by many researchers, or a public jailbreak bounty.
$49M Series E (Jan 2022), about $160M raised in total
- ✓ Maps to OWASP
- ✓ Maps to MITRE ATLAS
- ✓ Maps to the EU AI Act
- – SOC 2 or ISO 27001
Where we recommend them
- Best crowdsourced testing, our pick.
Worth knowing before you sign
- Feb 2026 researcher backlash over terms that seemed to allow AI training on reports; the CEO said it does not train on submissions, and the terms were updated.
- Paused Internet Bug Bounty submissions in 2026, citing a flood of AI-generated reports.
- Stats such as 1,700+ AI assets tested are self-reported.
Sources
- Vendor: AI red teaming
- Vendor blog: Anthropic jailbreak challenge
- SecurityWeek: Series E
- The Register: AI training terms
- SC Media: CEO statement
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