betsec
Information Technology & Services - , Montana, United States
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The online gambling industry was worth 35.97 billion USD dollars in 2014 and market screenings predict that it will be worth more than 60 billion dollars in 2020. There are thousands of online casinos, betting companies, lotteries, poker rooms and so on.The incredible growth of the iGaming business has made these companies a sensitive target of cyber-attacks. For hackers, the stakes are high: a single vulnerability can allow them to beat the dealer, or steal personal information and credit cards from players to sell them on the black market. A 100% secure system doesn't exist: if an online gambling business wasn't hacked, the question is not if it will happen, but when it will happen (or if it happened yet, but it wasn't discovered).Firewalls, intrusion detection systems and antivirus were developed to try to secure IT infrastructures, but they didn't stop cybercrime: an experienced and motivated hacker will always find its way around security software to break into the system. We firmly believe that the best defense is a good offense: we believe that, to secure a system, it is necessary to step outside the fence and think like an attacker, trying to break the defenses to find their vulnerabilities and neutralize them. That's what we do: we find vulnerabilities before the bad guys do, and then we remove them.betsec is the only IT security company specialized in the online gambling industry in the world. We employ great ethical hackers to protect our customers from cybercriminals. We don't just run vulnerability scanners: we manually assess the whole security perimeter, from the online footprint of the company to the physical security of the offices, trying to con employees into revealing sensitive information and searching for every possible way into the system. After concluding our penetration test, we provide a detailed report including every found vulnerability and information useful to attackers, and train employees to not fall victim to hackers, con men and social engineers.
