Kcell has enhanced the security of its systems and services.

Kcell, a mobile operator in Kazakhstan, has joined the BugBounty research programme and is inviting 'white hat hackers' to identify bugs and errors in its digital systems and services. Kcell is willing to pay a monetary reward for each vulnerability found.

In Kazakhstan, Tumar.One is one of the first and well-known BugBounty platforms. Earlier this year, Kcell tested one of its systems using this platform. Independent cybersecurity researchers registered on Tumar.One can prove themselves and receive monetary rewards for confirmed bugs and gaps in information systems.

Kcell highlights the benefits of BugBounty platforms in reducing information security risks in the long term. While the company has ample in-house expertise and human resources, involving external researchers in BugBounty programmes enables more thorough product testing and enhances security levels.

Researchers can get acquainted with program rules on tumar.one!