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Blockchain Technology applications in cyber security range from data protection, decentralization, resistance to attacks among others. General digitization is associated with a heap of risks that developers and entrepreneurs need to be aware of. Although the full potential of the technology is yet to be explored, it is already preventing many cyber crimes across the world.

The University of California had to pay a $1 million ransom to regain access to the research performed at their Medical School. The incident has proven the healthcare industry is still vulnerable to hacker attacks.

Kaspersky Labs presented new service packages to help blockchain companies reinforce cybersecurity and spot fraudsters and attacks. As Italy faces some problems with cybersecurity, the country's community might benefit from these new solutions.

Buglab, a blockchain cybersecurity startup is offering cryptocurrency exchanges entry for its upcoming penetration testing contests. Buglab will be giving away $2,000,000 in BGL tokens to cybersecurity researchers participating in the contests.

Swiss-based exchange Trade.io has underlined its commitment to going above and beyond accepted security standards by ensuring an early implementation of a full-feature security program for its soon-to-be-launched cryptocurrency exchange platform.

Blockchain cybersecurity startup Buglab is now giving the chance to cryptocurrency exchanges and security experts to participate in its upcoming contests in penetration testing, with bounties offered in its native BGL tokens, worth up to $2 million.

LevelNet, the cybersecurity platform with a motto – “SECURITY OF ONE IS SECURITY OF ALL” announces upcoming crowdsale.

On September 19, Hacken, a community-driven business organization in the cybersecurity field, participated in d10e PITCH CONTEST, the leading conference on Decentralization. At this competition, 26 of the best startups from different parts of the world represented their future products, concepts and business models with the goal of acquiring recognition and reward. The price pull was 100 Bitcoins.

Hacken, the cybersecurity marketplace for bug bounties, announces its token sale, scheduled for 12 October, 2017. The project aims to create a collaborative defense ecosystem for  White Hat Hackers and the Blockchain community.