Cybersecurity & Tech Innovation

The shift towards online gambling has exposed vulnerabilities that brick-and-mortar casinos never had to face. Over the past year, high-profile cyberattacks have rocked the industry, bringing into question whether operators are adequately prepared for the increasing complexity of cybersecurity threats. In July 2023, DraftKings reported a data breach that compromised sensitive customer information, exposing vulnerabilities […]

As the gambling industry continues embracing digital transformation, it faces unprecedented cybersecurity challenges. Online gambling platforms, which process millions of financial transactions and house sensitive personal data, are increasingly becoming targets for cybercriminals. From DDoS attacks to sophisticated data breaches, the vulnerabilities of traditional encryption methods are being exposed in real time. But as the risks grow, so

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the gambling industry at an unprecedented pace, influencing everything from personalised marketing to fraud detection and even game algorithms. With these advancements come significant risks—legal, regulatory, and ethical—that require careful governance from company boards. Effective oversight of AI is now a critical component of responsible corporate leadership, especially as regulations

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The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have brought about significant changes across various industries, including the gambling sector. While much of the focus has been on the online gambling space, AI has the potential to revolutionise land-based casinos as well. I wanted to explore how AI can be incorporated into land-based gambling businesses, providing

Global fixed broadband subscribers will grow by 18% to be close to 1.6 billion by 2030, according to an updated forecast from Point Topic. This is interesting because, as expected growth rates across North America and Europe are predicted to be the slowest, but the fixed broadband take-up in the Middle East & Africa and

It’s interesting to read about the development of streaming platforms and that the ability to make money for the content creators doesn’t mean they stay loyal to platforms that have served them well and made them household names with their target audience. The move from Twitch to Kick is an interesting one to follow especially

Right now, ChatGPT is very powerful — and kind of stupid. It won’t be like that for long. ChatGPT is only two months old, but we’ve spent the time since it debuted debating how powerful it really is — and how we should regulate it.  Read the full article here

There are downsides to conflating issues for the sake of passing a law, and there are still holes that must be filled. Read the full article here