Global iGaming IT provider Continent 8 Technologies has unveiled Loyalty+, a new cybersecurity rewards programme designed exclusively for its customer base.
The new programme offers a clear framework to reward Continent 8 customer loyalty and help iGaming operators, suppliers, and content providers strengthen their cybersecurity. By turning engagement into tangible security value, the programme supports sustainable, improved resilience not just at an individual level, but across the wider industry.
Loyalty+ rewards Continent 8 customers with 5% back on their existing spend – turning investment in the likes of cloud, co-location, AWS and managed services into cybersecurity credits for services such as penetration testing, phishing simulation, MSOC and MDR burst spend.
The launch comes at a time of rapidly escalating cyber risk across both enterprise and iGaming environments. Cyber incidents affecting the iGaming sector have surged by 400% between 2023 and 2025, while third-party vulnerabilities now account for 60% of data breaches.
With the growing value of sensitive data – such as KYC and financial information – and downtime reaching up to $6,000 per minute for operators, organisations are under increasing pressure to take a more proactive approach to cybersecurity. This is further compounded by tightening regulatory expectations, with iGaming operators required to meet strict and often differing compliance requirements across multiple regulated markets.
“Modern iGaming platforms are becoming increasingly complex, with multiple third-party components, distributed environments, and growing performance demands, each introducing new potential points of risk,” said Anthony Abou-Jaoude, Chief Transformation Officer at Continent 8 Technologies. “Security can no longer be treated as a bolt-on. With Loyalty+, we want to make cybersecurity adoption front of mind, supporting greater protection across the industry while rewarding the loyalty of our customers.”
With Loyalty+, Continent 8 aims to shift the industry’s focus from reactive spending to a more proactive and structured cybersecurity posture.
