Italy’s new cybercrime laws threaten ethical hackers with prison, blurring the line between research and crime. Without legal protections, researchers hesitate to report vulnerabilities—leaving Italy more exposed to digital threats.
Portugal’s new cybercrime law grants ethical hackers legal protection—provided they play by the rules. Explore how this ‘safe harbour’ works, what it means for cybersecurity, and why it’s setting a precedent across Europe.
Portugal’s groundbreaking legal reform shields ethical hackers who responsibly disclose vulnerabilities in public administration systems, aiming to strengthen national cybersecurity and inspire similar changes across Europe.
Portugal has updated its cybercrime law to grant legal protection to security researchers acting in good faith. The reform sets strict conditions for exemption, signaling a new era for ethical hacking and aligning with similar moves in Germany and the U.S.
Bug bounty programs are changing the face of cybersecurity, enabling companies to tap into global hacker talent for smarter, faster, and more effective digital defense.