Secur0 is redefining cybersecurity with a disruptive pay-per-vulnerability model that puts results first. Unlike traditional consultancies that charge by the hour, Secur0 connects organizations with a vetted network of over 500 ethical hackers and only bills for verified security flaws. This crowdsourced approach consistently uncovers more critical vulnerabilities than conventional penetration tests, helping businesses strengthen their defenses efficiently and cost-effectively. By leveraging creativity and diversity in hacker expertise, Secur0 ensures real-world security gaps are identified before cybercriminals can exploit them.
Designed for agility and transparency, Secur0 offers companies a risk-free way to improve their security posture. Clients can launch a private or public bug bounty program in as little as 48 hours, with full compliance to ISO standards for vulnerability disclosure and handling. If no new vulnerabilities are found, organizations pay nothing—making Secur0 a trusted partner for proactive, continuous security testing. With flexible pricing tailored to the Spanish market and beyond, Secur0 is turning ethical hackers into the first line of defense for modern enterprises.
Secur0’s approach is highly relevant to the sports industry, where digital platforms, fan engagement apps, ticketing systems, and connected devices are increasingly exposed to cyber threats. Sports organizations handle sensitive data—from athlete performance metrics to fan payment details—making them prime targets for cyberattacks. By adopting Secur0’s pay-per-vulnerability model, clubs, federations, and event organizers can proactively secure their infrastructure without incurring unnecessary costs. This ensures uninterrupted operations, protects brand reputation, and builds trust among fans and sponsors in an era where cybersecurity is as critical as physical security for major sporting events.
With more than 20 clients, companies such as Telefónica, Wayra, Monty Global Payments, Shakers, Methinks IA o Immune Institute already work with Secur0.
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