Yogendra Jaiswal
About Yogendra Jaiswal
Yogendra Jaiswal is a security researcher with extensive experience in identifying vulnerabilities and performing security testing for various high-profile companies. He currently works at Synack, Inc. and has a notable track record on the HackerOne platform, where he has discovered over 223 bugs.
Work at Synack, Inc.
Yogendra Jaiswal has been a member of the Synack Red Team since 2019. In this role, he contributes to security research and vulnerability assessments, leveraging his expertise to enhance the security posture of various organizations. His tenure at Synack, Inc. spans five years, during which he has engaged in numerous projects aimed at identifying and mitigating security risks.
Experience at HackerOne
Yogendra Jaiswal has been working as a Security Researcher at HackerOne since 2016. Over the course of eight years, he has discovered more than 223 bugs on the platform, with a significant number classified as high severity and critical. His contributions have been recognized by numerous enterprises, highlighting his effectiveness in identifying security vulnerabilities.
Professional Background
Before joining Synack, Jaiswal worked at RedHunt Labs as a Security Consultant for four months in 2021. He also served as an Application Security Engineer at ServiceNow from 2022 to 2023. His experience includes performing security testing for high-profile companies such as Shopify, Salesforce, and Tesla Motors, among others.
Education and Qualifications
Yogendra Jaiswal earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from Disha Institute of Management and Technology, studying from 2013 to 2017. He completed his high school education at Kendriya Vidyalaya from 2006 to 2010. Additionally, he is a certified ServiceNow system administrator, demonstrating his technical proficiency in configuring and implementing the platform.
Achievements in Security Competitions
Jaiswal has received recognition for his skills in security competitions. He won the Hack the World competition organized by HackerOne in 2017 and secured third place in the Capture the Flag competition at Nullcon, a prominent security conference in India. These achievements reflect his capabilities in the cybersecurity field.