内容摘要：The payoff for companies using platforms like Bugcrowd is also clear. Andre Bastert, global product manager AXIS OS, at Swedish network camera and surveillance equipment firm Axis Communications, said that with 24 million lines of code in its device operating system, vulnerabilities are inevitable. "We realized it's always good to have a second set of eyes."

The payoff for companies using platforms like Bugcrowd is also clear. Andre Bastert, global product manager AXIS OS, at Swedish network camera and surveillance equipment firm Axis Communications, said that with 24 million lines of code in its device operating system, vulnerabilities are inevitable. "We realized it's always good to have a second set of eyes."

A sports promoter has called on more men to get themselves checked for prostate cancer after he underwent surgery.Barry Hearn, 76, who lives in East Hanningfield, Essex said the operation two months ago was "100% successful".

of prostate cancer and says anyone over 50 can ask for a PSA (prostate-specific antigen) test, but they are not routinely used for screening as results can be unreliable.Mr Hearn, president of the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC), said an awareness campaign about the disease had given him the "nudge" to see a doctor."I'm quite health-conscious, but that was a nudge I needed. It was the nudge that all men need," he said.

"I got myself checked and, two months ago, I had a prostate operation, which has been 100% successful."He has been supporting the Big 180 campaign organised by Paddy Power, which aims to encourage 180,000 men to assess if they are at risk.

NHS guidance states the chances of developing prostate cancer increase as you get older and most cases develop in men aged over 50.

Men whose father or brother were affected by prostate cancer are at slightly increased risk themselves.Jack Collinson, 13, from Hartlepool, is racing in the junior category (12 to 14-year-olds) of the FIA Karting Academy Trophy, following his selection last year.

He is currently in Valencia, Spain for the first competition of this year's series."As a competitor, you've got to hope to win it," he said, "but as long as I can fight at the front of the grid, it would be very good."

Jack started go-karting when he was nine, and races in the British Championships, as well as in competitions across Europe.His kart typically travels at speeds of up to 93mph (150kmh) and is only 2in (5cm) from the floor.