Compare Global App Testing vs. Open Bug Bounty

Global App Testing (GAT) allows tech teams to test in over 189 countries with over 60,000+ professional testers who use real devices and environments. Enhance your testing process and increase release quality and speed whilst improving budget efficiency via the GAT platform, which is fully integrated to work seamlessly with your existing DevOps or CI/CD tools. Whether you are looking for full time QA support, or to manage spikes in your release cycles, the GAT integration-led approach empowers you to manage your entire testing workflow from test launch to results analysis without leaving your existing tooling (such as Github, Jira, Testrail etc). Through our integrated platform, we enable unscripted exploratory testing and scripted functional test case execution to be embedded within your CI/CD and SDLC processes, providing the perfect synergy with your automation testing tools. Test results are returned in real time. Start receiving results in as little as 15 minutes with a full bug report delivered within a few hours, enabling quick feedback on critical issues and edge cases.

The Open Bug Bounty initiative provides a platform for website owners to receive insights and assistance from security experts worldwide in a manner that is transparent, equitable, and organized, ultimately enhancing the security of web applications for the collective good. This platform facilitates coordinated vulnerability disclosures, allowing any legitimate security researcher to report vulnerabilities on various websites, provided the findings are obtained without using invasive testing methods and adhere to responsible disclosure practices. Open Bug Bounty's involvement is strictly to verify the reported vulnerabilities independently and to ensure that website owners are informed through all available channels. After the notification process, the website owner and the researcher can communicate directly to address the vulnerability and manage its disclosure effectively. At all stages of this process, we do not serve as a middleman between the website owners and the researchers, fostering a direct line of communication to promote a smoother resolution. This approach ultimately enhances trust within the cybersecurity community, encouraging more researchers to participate in improving web application security.