Security testing, explained without the fog
What agentic security testing is, how a swarm finds flaws without exploiting them, why nothing runs before the Rules of Engagement are signed — and what iGaming and fintech platforms actually need between two pentests.
What is agentic security testing?
A swarm of specialized agents that finds vulnerabilities, proposes fixes and keeps watching — without attacking production. Pentest and scanner compared.
ComparisonPenetration test vs 24/7 security monitoring: what an iGaming platform actually needs
Casinos, sportsbooks and fintech deploy every week; a yearly pentest cannot keep up. How a periodic pentest and 24/7 monitoring compare — and combine.
ProcessRules of Engagement: why nothing runs before you sign
The Rules of Engagement define what is tested, how far, when and by whom. At SWR7 nothing runs before the RoE is signed. What it covers and why it protects you.
MethodHow a swarm finds vulnerabilities without exploiting them
Non-destructive detection proves a flaw exists without exploiting it. The S0–S3 safety scale: what runs on production, what stays on staging, who approves.
ThreatDDoS extortion against online casinos: how proactive hardening works
DDoS-for-ransom is the top availability threat for online casinos. Proactive hardening — edge config, baseline, runbook — costs less than one ransom.
Compliance · UKGCUKGC RTS security requirements: the annual security audit, explained
RTS section 4: an annual independent audit against 43 ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Annex A controls — who must do it, who may audit, deadlines, where a pentest fits.
Compliance · MGAMGA System Audit, System Review and Compliance Audit: what they check on information security
MGA System Audit, System Review and Compliance Audit: when each happens, who may perform them, and which information-security controls they actually check.
Compliance · ADM (Italy)ADM Italy: gaming platform certification, verification bodies (ODV) and security testing
Italy's ADM regime: verification by accredited ODV, the 2018 guidelines with explicit penetration tests, the 2024–2025 rules on integrity, logging and cloud.
ReferenceSafety levels S0–S3
The four levels every test carries: what each may do, where it may run, who approves. The page the rest of the site defers to.
FAQFrequently asked questions
The questions a CTO or CISO asks at the first call: scope, safety, alerts, data, how to start.
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