+HackerOne uses Slack’s [Enterprise Grid](https://slack.com/help/articles/360004150931-What-is-Slack-Enterprise-Grid) with [Enterprise Key Management](https://slack.com/enterprise-key-management?cvosrc=helpcenter.helpcenter.helpcenter_ekm_help_center&cvo_creative=&utm_medium=helpcenter&utm_source=helpcenter&utm_campaign=_helpcenter_helpcenter____ob-_cr-_ym-) (EKM) enabled. When inviting customers to HackerOne’s Slack, HackerOne uses workspaces in our grid, including but not limited to hackerone-customer.slack.com, h1-pentest.slack.com, and h1-campaigns.slack.com. HackerOne makes these channels private or public at its discretion based on a number of factors. These workspaces are already restricted to a subset of HackerOne employees. In order to provide the best level of service, HackerOne avoids making some of these channels private so no one is prevented from supporting a customer when another employee is on vacation, the needs of the customer or project changes, or when employee leaves the organization. Customers who share channels via [Slack Connect](https://slack.com/help/articles/115004151203-A-guide-to-Slack-Connect) with HackerOne won’t have access to this workspace at all, and customers who have access as guests will have access only to the channels that are relevant to their organization(s).
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