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Managed vulnerability triage

Your vulnerability reports, handled.

TriageOffice is your outsourced triage team. We receive reports from bug bounty platforms, disclosure programs, and your own channels, reproduce each one in authorized environments, and hand your team a clear verdict with evidence and next steps.

99% of reports validated and triaged in one business day
Case file 1404
Reproduction steps with every verdict
Critical to Low severity ratings
Per report, per valid, or retainer
Channels we cover HackerOne Bugcrowd Intigriti YesWeHack Your VDP security@ inbox
What we do

Every report, from
submission to verdict.

Five steps run by security researchers, so your team only sees the findings that deserve their time.

001

Report intake

We receive vulnerability reports from bug bounty platforms, your vulnerability disclosure program, or your own reporting channel. Every submission is acknowledged, logged, and tracked to closure.

Handled
002

Technical validation

Our researchers reproduce each reported vulnerability in authorized environments to determine whether the issue is genuine. If it cannot be reproduced, we document why before we close it.

Reproduced
003

Duplicate and false-positive detection

We identify duplicate reports, out-of-scope findings, invalid submissions, and issues that demonstrate no security impact, so your engineers never read them.

Filtered
004

Severity assessment

We evaluate real-world impact in the context of your environment and score each confirmed issue with a full CVSS 4.0 vector, or map it to your own severity taxonomy if your program already defines one. The reasoning behind every rating is written down.

Rated
005

Actionable triage decisions

You receive a clear assessment, reproduction steps, supporting evidence, and recommended next steps. Ready for your engineering team, not just your inbox.

Sent
The deliverable

One report in,
one verdict out.

Every submission we close comes back as a decision your engineers can act on without reading the original thread. A verdict from us always includes:

  • A plain-language summary of what is actually broken
  • Reproduction steps, written for engineers
  • A severity rating with the reasoning behind it
  • A recommended next step, written for engineers
Exhibit A
Verdict / #1403 Critical Valid
Summary

The avatar upload passes the filename to a shell command without sanitization. A crafted filename executes arbitrary commands on the server.

Reproduction
  1. Start a profile photo upload
  2. Set the filename to a command payload
  3. Submit the upload
  4. The server runs the command and returns its output
Next step

Stop passing user-controlled input to shell commands. Replace shell-based processing with native libraries where possible; otherwise, invoke binaries using an argument array without a shell. Rename uploads using server-generated IDs and validate file contents. Rotate potentially exposed secrets and review server logs for evidence of exploitation.

Triaged in 3h 12m
We read every report so your team only reads the ones that matter.
Who it is for

Built for teams drowning
in submissions.

yes, even the ones sent at 2am

SaaS companies

More vulnerability reports than your security team can handle. We clear the queue, keep response times down, and keep researchers engaged with your program.

Startups

You want a bug bounty program but cannot afford a dedicated triage team. We are the triage team, without the headcount.

Bug bounty platforms

Additional specialist triage capacity when your submission volume spikes or your team is stretched thin.

Enterprise security teams

Reduce the hours your engineers spend reviewing submissions. We filter and validate; they fix what is real.

How it works

Live in days, not months.

Step 01

Connect your channels

Point your bug bounty platform, disclosure program, or security inbox at us. We agree on scope, rules of engagement, and turnaround targets.

Step 02

We triage every report

Validation, dedupe, severity assessment, and a verdict on each submission, handled by researchers on a defined turnaround.

Step 03

You get decisions, not noise

Each verdict arrives with reproduction steps, evidence, and recommended next steps. Your team acts; we keep the queue clear.

Pricing

Three ways to pay.
One quote to start.

no platform fees, no per-seat pricing

Per report

Steady, predictable volume
  • Fixed fee for each report triaged
  • Full validation and severity rating
  • Simple monthly invoicing

Per valid report

Noisy programs, high junk rates
  • Pay only when a report validates
  • Duplicates and junk filtered free
  • Aligned with your bounty budget

Monthly retainer

High volume, continuous coverage
  • Fixed monthly contract
  • Priority turnaround on critical submissions
  • Monthly reporting on queue health

Whichever model you pick, every engagement includes a custom SLA and a dedicated triage lead. Tell us your volume and channels and we will send a quote within one business day.

FAQ

Common questions.

Which platforms do you work with?

HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti, YesWeHack, self-hosted vulnerability disclosure programs, and direct reporting channels such as a security@ inbox.

How fast do you turn reports around?

Turnaround targets are set in your agreement. Most teams ask for same-day triage on critical submissions and one to three business days on the rest.

Do you communicate with researchers?

Yes. We can handle researcher communication under your program rules, or deliver verdicts to your team for you to send.

How does pricing work?

Three models: per report, per valid report, or a fixed monthly retainer. Every engagement starts with a quote based on your volume and channels.

Get started

Get a quote.

Tell us a bit about your company, the scopes your program covers (web app, API, web3, browser extension, whatever researchers are poking at), your rough monthly report volume, the channel reports arrive through, and any custom requirements you have. We will get back to you with a quote within one business day.

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