Safety first: Slotegrator’s guide to igaming cybersecurity

Slotegrator has published an article with all the important insights to learn about igaming cybersecurity.

Press release.- In the digital era of today, access to any information, including entertainment content, is striking in its diversity: the development of technologies cannot be stopped, and the further – the more.

But naturally, like all the innovations we get, this convenience in receiving and disseminating information comes at a price.

The internet is full of people with the knowledge and willingness to put online casinos defenses to the test and try to gain access to sensitive data or extort money from business owners.

In contemporary digital environments, no business is truly safe from cyberattacks. A small family business is as likely to get hacked as a big international gambling company, but the latter not only has funds that these bad actors can extort or steal, they can also lose millions if the flow of their business is interrupted.

But money is not the only thing that can be lost in a hack. The personal data of your players that you are responsible for can be lost. When criminals get access to players’ personal accounts, they can use this information to hack into their email or social media and either blackmail them with whatever information they find there, hold their data hostage, or simply resell it to other bad actors. In either case, you risk dealing with considerable reputational damage and loss of players’ trust.

In this new article, Slotegrator explains where cybersecurity threats come from and can you guard against them. We are pleased to provide platform solutions equipped with a full set of comprehensive tools to protect online casinos and sportsbooks that use them.

All gaming content available for integration comes from reputable game developers, and the technologies that are used by solution providers are vetted carefully to be in line with contemporary security standards.