“CISO Answers” is a series of interviews with thought leaders in IT/IS seasoned with valuable insights on a variety of important topics.
The first of our exclusive CISO Interviewees is Matthew Sciberras – Director of Information Security of a leading European iGaming company – Betsson Group. He is a true practitioner with 17 years of cybersecurity experience starting with a background in Penetration Testing. He held multiple IT projects and even founded his own cybersecurity oriented company MaltaICT before taking care of the Information Security at Betsson Group.
Betsson Group is one of the largest companies within the European iGaming industry. The 20+ brands offer Casino, Sportsbook and other Games via gaming licenses in twelve countries.
Matthew, as an experienced security leader and an active CISO, shares his insights on accomplishing cybersecurity challenges, detecting and blocking attacks, people hiring and management, security and compliance in iGaming and the value Security Operations bring to the company.
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