HackerOne CEO and leadership

Alex Rice is the Co-Founder of HackerOne, Inc. Alex Rice leads product and engineering for HackerOne, a platform that enables security researchers to find and report security holes to companies. More than 300 companies, including Adobe, Yahoo, Twitter, Dropbox, Square and Airbnb, trust HackerOne to enable their vulnerability disclosure process. Prior to HackerOne, Alex worked at Facebook for over six years, where he founded the product security team, built one of the industry’s most successful security programs and introduced new transport layer encryption. Alex serves on the board of the Internet Bug Bounty, a nonprofit enabling friendly hackers to help build a more secure Internet.

An experienced marketer across a broad range of technologies. Built numerous marketing teams to help grow businesses, including two acquisitions. Hightlights include: * Rebranded and relaunched CrowdFlower online presence. Pivoted product sale to SaaS monthly platform license scheme from service-based contracts to create steady MRR stream. * Led nine worldwide product launches at Symantec. Created sales playbook and tools used to train over 1200 enterprise and channel sales reps. * Repositioned PGP product line to spike sales and lead to eventual $350 million acquisition by Symantec. Instituted company's first marketing automation system and social media program to accelerate customer ac...

Chris has been instrumental in developing cybersecurity best practices and essential initiatives, including founding the Google Chrome security team and Google Project Zero security research team. Google Project Zero was founded on the basis of collaboration and transparency with the aim of finding zero day vulnerabilities in all software, not only Google owned products. Chris has also since held the top security position at Dropbox and Tesla.

Alex Rice is the Co-Founder of HackerOne, Inc. Alex Rice leads product and engineering for HackerOne, a platform that enables security researchers to find and report security holes to companies. More than 300 companies, including Adobe, Yahoo, Twitter, Dropbox, Square and Airbnb, trust HackerOne to enable their vulnerability disclosure process. Prior to HackerOne, Alex worked at Facebook for over six years, where he founded the product security team, built one of the industry’s most successful security programs and introduced new transport layer encryption. Alex serves on the board of the Internet Bug Bounty, a nonprofit enabling friendly hackers to help build a more secure Internet.