ackerOne , the leader in human-powered security , has announced the launch of its first partner programme

PartnerOne with APNT joining as part of this new growing partner network .

HackerOne launched the programme to meet a growing demand for cybersecurity solutions that leverage the global ethical hacker community . PartnerOne gives partners the ability to sell HackerOne solutions through their own channels , reducing commercial barriers for customers wanting to adopt human-powered security which identifies vulnerabilities that automated testing fails to detect .

“ With the addition of HackerOne , our customers have gained access to leading human-powered security solutions which complement and extend our existing suite of offerings ,” said Remco Poortvliet , CTO at APNT . “ Our customers can now access an extensive global community of ethical hackers and benefit from AI red teaming , bug bounty programs and penetration testing .”

PartnerOne primarily supports channel and technology partners including value-added resellers ( VAR ), solutions providers and referral partners among others . The program offers partners comprehensive support to get the most out of HackerOne with tools like free online training and enablement , opportunity management , lead source sharing and renewals managers .

The company appointed John Addeo as VP of Global Channels to bring his more than two decades of global enterprise IT and cybersecurity business expertise to lead PartnerOne .

new report from KnowBe4 says ANZ employees need to play catch-up against regional colleagues by improving

The 2024 Phishing Benchmarking Report for Australia and New Zealand shows that without security training , across all industries , one in three ( 34.4 %) employees in ANZ are likely to click on a suspicious link or comply with a fraudulent request .

The findings in the report clearly demonstrate the effectiveness of combining simulated phishing security tests with security awareness training .

ANZ organisations that engaged in consistent training and testing experienced a substantial decrease in their average PPP to from 34.4 % to 19.1 % within the first 90 days and a further reduction to 5.5 % after a year of continuous training and testing .

As a comparison , ANZ leads North America , South America and Africa but trails the UK , Europe and Asia at large – which is now the global leader at 28.4 %.

KnowBe4 analysed over 54 million simulated phishing tests across more than 11.9 million users from 55,675 organisations in 211 countries . The resulting baseline PPP measures the percentage of employees in organisations that had not conducted any KnowBe4 security training , who clicked a simulated phishing email link or opened an infected attachment during testing .

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