Published on: August 18, 2025, 01:53h.
Updated on: August 18, 2025, 02:33h.
- Cybersecurity breach detected on Saturday morning
- Bragg assures operations remain unaffected
- Based in Toronto, Bragg operates across 11 countries
Bragg Gaming Group, headquartered in Toronto, reported a cybersecurity incident; however, there are currently no signs that any personal data has been compromised.
The cybersecurity breach was first identified by Bragg’s technical team early Saturday morning.
In response, Bragg took swift action to minimize any potential consequences, including the engagement of independent cybersecurity professionals to address the situation.
The company believes that the data breach predominantly affected its internal systems and asserts that there has been no disruption to its operational capabilities. It also indicated that access to any potentially breached data remains unaffected.
Engaging Independent Cybersecurity Specialists
“Bragg is dedicated to ensuring data security, takes this incident very seriously, and asks for understanding from its customers and partners as it works to resolve the issue,” stated the company in a release.
Bragg Gaming Group provides B2B igaming content and turnkey solutions, collaborating with both online and land-based gaming operators across the US, Canada, Brazil, the UK, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Spain, Malta, and Colombia.
Casino.org has attempted to reach a Bragg Gaming Group spokesperson for additional insights but has not received a response as of this writing.
Recent Developments at Bragg
Over the last year, Bragg has remained active. According to reports from Casino.org, the company recently released its Q2 2025 financial results, showcasing a 4.9% year-over-year revenue growth, amounting to US$30.5 million. Additionally, Bragg forged a content distribution agreement with Hard Rock Digital in June and a technology partnership with Fanatics Casino in July.
Furthermore, Scott Milford was appointed as the executive vice president for group content in June, reinforcing the company’s focus on developing proprietary content with higher margins.
In January, Bragg marked its entry into Brazil’s newly regulated iGaming market, which is expected to generate US$1.4 billion by 2025 and may grow to US$3.7 billion by 2030.