Synack delivers a managed vulnerability disclosure program that enables organizations to receive continuous, real-world security feedback from external researchers in a controlled and trusted manner.
Through the Synack platform, organizations can accept, triage, and validate vulnerability reports from a vetted community of security researchers, ensuring that findings are accurate, relevant, and actionable, not just noise.
The Synack Managed Vulnerability Disclosure Program is designed to reduce operational burden, improve response times, and support compliance with frameworks such as ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NIST, and BOD 20-01.
Synack enables organizations to:
Gain continuous external visibility into security exposure through responsible vulnerability disclosure
Reduce time and cost associated with manual vulnerability triage and incident handling
Validate and prioritize findings to focus on real, exploitable risk
Manage researcher engagement through a vetted and trusted community
Consolidate VDP and penetration testing data within a single platform for improved reporting and decision-making
Synack has supported Fortune 500 enterprises and U.S. Federal Government agencies for over a decade, delivering consistent, high-quality vulnerability management programs at scale.
Unlike traditional bug bounty programs, Synack provides a managed and structured approach to vulnerability disclosure, ensuring quality, consistency, and alignment with enterprise security requirements.
The Synack platform centralizes all vulnerability intake, validation, and reporting, providing a clear view of external risk exposure while supporting remediation, compliance, and long-term risk reduction.
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A managed VDP offering for security teams with a limit of 200 vulnerability submissions per year. This service includes vulnerability triage, remediation guidance, researcher recognition, and reporting data. Each additional submission after the annual limit is 1 credit. The program leverages a vetted community of security researchers to provide a safe and legal way for enterprises to be notified of vulnerabilities. Includes one year subscription of Synack Standard Platform.
This listing offers one contract-based option billed by hosts. Your subscription covers a managed Vulnerability Disclosure Program for one year and includes up to 200 vulnerability submissions annually. It also bundles a one-year subscription to the Synack Standard Platform. Pricing scales with usage beyond the annual cap: each submission past 200 costs 1 credit. So the base contract sets your submission allowance, and overage is handled through the credit system. There are no separate tiers here; you buy the program and pay per additional submission only when you exceed the yearly limit.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one vulnerability submission against my annual limit of 200?
A submission is a vulnerability reported by a public researcher through the disclosure program. An internal team reviews each one to confirm it is valid and can be replicated. Only accepted, triaged findings appear on the platform ready for remediation. Duplicate submissions are filtered out during this review process.
What happens to my cost if I go past the 200 submissions per year?
The base contract covers up to 200 submissions annually. Each submission beyond that count uses 1 credit. So your cost stays fixed up to the cap, then scales one credit per extra submission. Credits are drawn from your purchased balance and tracked in the platform ledger.
What is a credit and does it expire?
A credit is a flexible purchasing unit used for testing beyond the platform subscription. Here, each submission past the 200 annual limit consumes 1 credit. Credits expire one year from the purchase date. You can track your balance and transactions through a ledger in the platform.
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