The article talks about how companies deal with cybersecurity issues, like fixing problems in their computer systems to prevent hackers from attacking. One big problem is that many companies don’t have clear rules for people to report these issues. This means they might not know about important security flaws. But things are changing. More people, including government officials, are saying that companies should have these rules in place. Some companies are even paying independent security experts to find and report problems in their systems. These programs are called bug bounty programs. The article looks at data from one of the big platforms where these bug bounty programs happen. They wanted to see what factors affect how many problem reports companies get. They found some interesting things. For example, they saw that even smaller companies can benefit from these programs, and it doesn’t matter much how big or famous a company is. They also found that some industries, like finance and healthcare, get fewer reports than others.