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Throughout the book, the phrase “program manager” will come up frequently. A program manager isn’t to be thought of as a traditional manager who coordinates employee activity. Rather, program managers are any employee who deals with the configuration or management of an enterprise bug bounty program. For example, the title of the employee doesn’t matter: an application security engineer or a chief information security officer could be a program manager. The only consideration is that the employee must have oversight of the program and the ability to make changes. After all, even an employee who is remediating bugs is managing the day-to-day workflow of the program.