Cybersecurity and Financial Crime Prevention: Implications for the Online Betting Industry
In the last couple of decades, the Baltic states, especially Estonia, have managed to build one of the most advanced digital societies within the EU.
Through initiatives such as e-government, the e-Residency program, and cutting-edge fintech infrastructure, Estonia has positioned itself as a model for digital governance, which now attracts domestic and international enterprises alike, making the region an appealing hub for cross-border digital services in various industries.
Conversely, one industry supported by this digital infrastructure—iGaming, represented by online betting and sports betting—brings new risks concerning financial transactions and personal data protection.
Author's summary: Estonia's digital society faces new risks.
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