ComparisonEuropean bug bounty and VDP platform

Intigriti vs CVD Portal

European crowdsourced security platform with a curated researcher community. How does Intigriti compare to CVD Portal for an EU manufacturer subject to the Cyber Resilience Act?

Headquarters
Antwerp, Belgium
Category
European bug bounty and VDP platform
Pricing model
Hybrid pentest, bug bounty, and VDP plans priced on request.

How they compare on CRA-critical features

Five capabilities that matter most for EU manufacturers under Articles 13 and 14 of Regulation (EU) 2024/2847.

Feature
Intigriti
CVD Portal
Whitelabel CVD intake portal (Article 13 SPOC)
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Included on Free tier
Article 14 reporting workflow (24h / 72h / final)
Not advertised
Built in. Guided manual on Free and Pro, automated submission to ENISA Single Reporting Platform on Enterprise
EU data residency by default
Varies; often requires enterprise contract
Default for every customer
CSAF 2.0 advisory generator
Not advertised
Included from Pro
Published free tier suitable for SMEs
Varies
€0/month, no card required

Where Intigriti is strong

  • +European company with EU data residency by default.
  • +Strong researcher community in the EU market.
  • +Hybrid model combining managed pentest with bug bounty.
  • +Established presence in regulated EU industries.

Where it is not a CRA fit

  • !Primary positioning is the bug-bounty and crowdsourced pentest market, not the CRA manufacturer compliance use case.
  • !No publicly advertised Article 14 reporting workflow to ENISA or national CSIRTs.
  • !Pricing structure targets security testing budgets rather than the Article 13 publication and intake baseline that every CRA manufacturer must operate.
  • !CSAF 2.0 advisory generation is not advertised as a built-in capability.

The CRA gap

Intigriti is the closest geographic peer in the EU but operates in the bug-bounty and pentest category. The CRA imposes obligations (publish a CVD policy, operate a single point of contact, run the Article 14 reporting cascade, publish CSAF advisories) that are not the focus of Intigriti's product surface.

Why teams pick CVD Portal for CRA

Five reasons EU manufacturers choose CVD Portal over Intigriti.

  1. 1

    Purpose-built for the CRA manufacturer scope: Article 13 publication and intake, Article 14 reporting timers, CSAF advisory generation.

  2. 2

    Free tier optimised for SME manufacturers that need a compliant baseline at €0/month.

  3. 3

    Article 14 timers tied to ENISA Single Reporting Platform on Enterprise.

  4. 4

    Native CSAF 2.0 advisory generator included in the platform.

  5. 5

    Predictable, published pricing for Free and Pro tiers.

Frequently asked

Is Intigriti based in the EU?
Yes. Intigriti is headquartered in Antwerp, Belgium and operates with EU data residency. It is one of the strongest European challengers to the US bug-bounty incumbents.
Why pick CVD Portal over Intigriti if both are EU-based?
The two products solve different problems. Intigriti is a crowdsourced testing platform that sells bug bounty, pentest, and VDP capabilities to security teams. CVD Portal is a CRA compliance and disclosure platform that sells the Article 13 baseline (policy, single point of contact, intake) and the Article 14 reporting cascade (24h, 72h, final) to manufacturers. Many organisations run both for different reasons.
Does Intigriti handle ENISA reporting under Article 14?
There is no publicly advertised Article 14 reporting workflow on Intigriti. CVD Portal provides guided manual Article 14 reporting on Free and Pro tiers and automated submission to the ENISA Single Reporting Platform on Enterprise.
What does CVD Portal cost compared to Intigriti?
CVD Portal has a published Free tier at €0/month and a Pro tier in the low tens of euros per month. Intigriti pricing is quoted on request and is structured around testing budgets. The two are not directly comparable line items because they serve different categories.
Can I run a bug-bounty programme on CVD Portal?
CVD Portal does not run paid bounty programmes or manage researcher payouts. If a paid bounty programme is part of your security strategy, run it on a bug-bounty platform and route the Article 13 policy and Article 14 reporting through CVD Portal.

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