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Hello and welcome.

I'm your host, Peter Balland from Technicon.

Last time in the Sparta podcast series, we focused on the need for increased efforts in the

development of cybersecurity strategies and methods in the EU.

Our guest was Sparta coordinator, Florent-Kishno, who aptly introduced the Sparta project.

And today we continue our conversation with Floreau as he talks about some of the impacts of

Sparta on the average EU citizen and how Sparta can influence cybersecurity in the EU and

even in the world.

But first, let's talk about hacking for a moment.

During the Sparta kickoff meeting in February of 2019,

we had the opportunity to speak with Marine Meno.

She was representing the Sparta partner, Yes, We Hack.

Now, usually hacking is a taboo activity with really negative

connotations, but try to look at it from another angle. Who best can tell you about your

cyber vulnerabilities? That's right, a hacker. Better yet, a white hacker or ethical hacker or simply hunters.

These are the good guys who search for security holes in your system and report back so that you can fix them.

It's a cool concept that is often referred to as a bug bounty platform.

And this is exactly what yes we hack does.

With over 7,000 registered hunters, you can begin to see how Sparta will benefit from their

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