Saudi General Entertainment Authority signs deal to boost cybersecurity

The MoU will enable the GEA to benefit from the federation’s “Bug Bounty Platform” project. (SPA)

• The MoU will enable the GEA to benefit from the federation’s “Bug Bounty Platform” project

RIYADH: The General Entertainment Authority (GEA) on Monday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming and Drones at its headquarters in Riyadh.
Ibrahim Al-Moqbil, the GEA’s chief support services officer, and Abdullah Al-Kassem, the federation’s marketing vice president, inked the agreement.
The MoU will enable the GEA to benefit from the federation’s “Bug Bounty Platform” project, which aims to protect organizations from electronic attacks via cost-effective cybersecurity operations.