ATG, a gaming enterprise based in Sweden, providing services such as wagering on equestrian contests, athletic competitions, and digital casino amusements to approximately 1.4 million patrons, is implementing measures to reinforce its digital security infrastructure. Acknowledging the allure of the gaming sector to malicious actors due to the substantial volumes of user information and financial details involved, ATG has established a collaboration with YesWeHack, a European vulnerability rewards platform.
Initially, ATG initiated a confidential vulnerability rewards program in conjunction with YesWeHack, extending invitations to a select group of security specialists to evaluate the resilience of their systems. Expanding upon this foundation, ATG is unveiling a public vulnerability rewards program, granting access to their platform for examination by YesWeHack’s entire network of over 30,000 cybersecurity experts globally.
This proactive strategy underscores ATG’s dedication to maintaining a preemptive stance against threats such as data infringements and the manipulation of contest outcomes, a particularly formidable obstacle within the realm of sports wagering. ATG will be disseminating its insights and pragmatic guidance on utilizing the ethical hacking community during a web-based seminar scheduled for December 7th.
Our journey with YesWeHack has been fantastic from the outset. Their assistance in identifying and resolving vulnerabilities ensures a safe and protected environment for our players.”
Guillaume Vassault-Houlière, CEO and co-founder of YesWeHack, further noted: “ATG demonstrates a strong commitment to delivering an enjoyable and secure gaming experience, aiming to establish the benchmark for the industry.”
“Their adoption of cutting-edge technologies, such as bug bounty initiatives, highlights their forward-thinking approach and dedication to gaining customer confidence.”
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