Cybercrime, Security & Regulatory Compliance In Gaming
Moving towards intelligence networks, global gaming security and harmonised regulations across gaming channels.
- The steps towards a pan-European harmonised gaming regulation: improving prevention, detection and speedy recovery from cyber-attacks by building national and international gaming laws.
- Jurisdictional approaches to cross-border cybercrime, compliance and data protection.
- The link between payment solutions, iGaming and cybercrime: preventive mechanisms and a secure payment environment to improve the security of online payments and personal information.
- A new route to identifying the player: the feasibility of introducing biometrics into the gaming sector to help improve KYC, exclude underage players and make accessing platforms more difficult for fraudsters.
- Leveraging social and mobile gaming with a high level of security to ensure valid player identification and secure financial transactions.
- Anti money laundering: FATF, the EU and the gaming industry.
- Personal Data Protection: today’s challenges, tomorrow’s solutions.
- Police & Legal: investigating and prosecuting land-based and online gaming crime.
- Security Intelligence: spanning the great divide.
- Panel discussion and Q&A session.
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