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ATG uses ethical hackers to rein in cybersecurity challenges

yeswehack.com | blog | #bug-bounty | #partnership | #data-protection | #yeswehack | #gambling-industry

Summary

Swedish betting operator ATG partnered with YesWeHack on a private-then-public bug bounty to protect customer data and betting integrity from cyber threats.
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