Overview
Founded by Stijn Jans and headquartered in Schelle near Antwerp, Intigriti operates one of Europe's leading bug bounty and responsible disclosure platforms. Companies run programs on the platform to invite vetted security researchers to find vulnerabilities in their systems, with rewards paid for validated findings.
The bug bounty model supplements traditional penetration testing with continuous, crowd-sourced security testing at scale. Intigriti manages the coordination layer: researcher onboarding, vulnerability triage, reward distribution, and compliance documentation.
With 100+ employees, Intigriti has established itself as a major player in the European Cybersecurity market and competes with HackerOne and Bugcrowd for enterprise bug bounty programs.
Funding & milestones
2 events found for Intigriti · 2020–2022
Series AVenture / equity1 sourceEUR 4.14M
Reported amount EUR 4,140,000
Company reports €4.14m Series A, led by ETF Partners.
InvestorsETF PartnersSeries BVenture / equity1 sourceEUR 21.13M
Reported amount EUR 21,133,700
Company reports €21,133,700 Series B; redundant word 'million' after the numeric figure in the release is a typographical error, consistent with the €21M headline.
Recorded history so far. Original currencies are preserved; amounts in different currencies are not added together. Debt, grants, acquisitions and listings are separate event types. Undated events appear last.
Leadership & org chart
In the news
- How your out-of-office auto-reply can lead to account takeover 👇 #BugBountyTips #HackWithIntigriti
- When presenting on AI vulnerabilities during DEF CON 34, Inti De Ceukelaire raised important awareness at the Bug Bounty Village that ‘capabilities can be abused through email tricks, prompt injection, identity confusion, and weak authentication checks.’ As part of his talk, he highlighted the risks around multi-factor authentication, and his insights are now being shared far and wide. View his thoughts, with links to supporting material, in this article from Cyber Security News on how ‘AI customer service bots can be tricked
- In our latest blog, Senior Software Engineer Koen Van Hauwe shares an honest look at a day in his life and his shift from writing code to steering AI. Key takeaways and focus points include… 👀 Koen’s views on the “Orchestrator” shift and the critical role human oversight plays. 🤔 Potential risks regarding speed and subtle mistakes that build up over time. 🔎 How AI introduces new attack surfaces, plus opportunities for defenders. Read the full article here. https://lnkd.in/etV-qZ-R #AppSec #SoftwareEngineering #GenerativeAI
- Vegas, you showed up. 🎮 🍻 A huge thank you to everyone in the community who joined us for Hackers Unplugged + SwagFest, we had the best time hanging out, playing games, sharing drinks, swapping stories, and spending time with so many brilliant hackers and friends. From the laughs to the games to the great conversations, it was exactly what we hoped for: a relaxed space to connect with the community and celebrate what makes this scene so special. Check out some of the cool moments we captured from the night 📸 We’re already
- how i hacked 320+ companies that replaced their cs team with "smart" ai agents: 1. drafted a gdpr request to support@ 2. changed the FROM header from my e-mail to yours (spoofing) 3. put myself in CC 4. ai agent responded to the requester ("you") AND myself in CC 5. agent attaches all of your data to comply! 😈 more tricks we found in Intigriti's latest blogpost
- Most support chatbots have evolved into fully autonomous agents that can help you with almost anything... And that comes with additional risk ☝️ Our latest article, based on @intidc's talk at Bug Bounty Village during DEF CON 34, breaks down the full attack surface in AI customer service agents, from tricking them into leaking sensitive data via email spoofing to invoking unauthorized tool calls on behalf of the victim. All without ever touching any automated scanner or proxy interceptor! 🤠 Read it now! 👇 https://lnkd.in/ex-2F3b6
- What happens in Vegas… gets PWNED. 🃏 A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for PWN THE POT, an evening of casino fun, community conversations, poker chips, roulette spins, prizes, and plenty of great moments with the security community. Special thanks to PortSwigger for joining us and delivering a fantastic demo, bringing even more value to an already action-packed night. From the tables to the conversations, it was brilliant to see so many hackers, friends, partners, and familiar faces come together in true Vegas style.
- Big news from Intigriti! 🎉 We're incredibly proud to introduce CrowdRecon! CrowdRecon brings crowd-led context to the moments before and between vulnerability reports. It helps customers quickly identify where attention is needed across exposure, scope, coverage, investigation, and follow-up, while giving researchers exciting new ways to collaborate, contribute, and earn the recognition their valuable recon work deserves. We can't wait for you to see it in action! 🚀 📖 Check out our blog below for the latest information. 🙋
Alumni 1 went on to found or lead
Inti De CeukelaireChief Hacker Officer→Integrated AI Security Researcher & Founder at INTI
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