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TL;DR: This week's guest is BugCrowd's founder Casey Ellis. Casey's a pioneer in the security space and has some tremendous insights on how he started his business and what the future holds. Casey explains why it's important to think like a criminal, and why the 'locksmith' version of a hacker (versus 'burglar') is so important to today's security programs.

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DtSR Episode 649 - Casey Ellis Other People's Software Bugs