Sweetbridge recognizes the importance and value of continued security research toward helping keep our ecosystem and economy safe.We also recognize that members and stakeholders in our community are our most valuable asset when it comes to identifying and fixing potential technical flaws and vulnerabilities before they can cause harm to other customers. This is particularly true as we continue to develop products in beta mode and prepare for a full rollout.PHOTO: https://hackernoon.com/10-rules-of-bug-bounty-65082473ab8cAs such, Sweetbridge is inviting our community to partner with us to ensure a safe and secure decentralized economy through our new Bug Bounty program. We are encouraging and incentivizing responsible disclosure of security vulnerabilities to us via this program, the details of which you can find here.We are very interested in identifying security vulnerabilities in our software that would prejudice the Sweetbridge economy or our members, cause potential harm to external assets or allow theft of value from any business or individual.As such, this program directly serves our mission — to ensure that we run a secure economy, built on trust and collaboration, in which all participants can safely and securely obtain liquid capital from their assets.Under the new program, Sweetbridge will award a bounty from 170 to 8,500 Sweetcoin (current value $500 — $25,000), depending on the quality of the reported bug. Members and security researchers are encouraged to review the program details for eligibility considerations and terms and conditions.If you have questions regarding the program or wish to report a bug — you can contact us via [email protected] you,Scott CarlsonChief Information Security OfficerSweetbridge, Inc.Announcing the Sweetbridge Bug Bounty Program was originally published in Sweetbridge on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.