Get proven findings,not submissions to triage.

A bounty program pays researchers for what they choose to find on the surface they can reach. Parameter's agents test everything you connect, including private code, cloud configuration, and dependencies, on every release, and every finding arrives already proven. No researcher roster, no disclosure terms, no bounty budget to forecast.

H1 Code runs static analysis and dependency scanning on commits and pull requests and escalates to people. Sentinel is a pentester on the pull request: it reasons about the change, tries to exploit what it flags, and comments only when it can. Dependency findings are scored by whether your code can reach the vulnerable path.

For the application layer, yes: web apps, APIs, cloud, code, and dependencies, tested continuously with a report from every run for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and customer reviews.

It goes away. Each finding is exploited by the agent before it is reported, so it arrives deduplicated, severity-rated, and with a working proof of concept. Under 1% false positives.

First proven findings land within 24 hours of connecting. There is no program to launch and no waiting on researcher availability.

One annual contract, scoped to the environment covered. The price does not move with the number of releases tested, findings raised, or re-tests run, so the cost per release falls as you ship more.

When you want a public disclosure channel and the breadth of a very large researcher community on a large public surface. Some teams keep a disclosure program and let the agents carry continuous testing.