Compliance Updates

Enteractive awarded leading Data Security Certification

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2 years ago

November 1, 2022

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Enteractive, the leader in iGaming retention and engagement services, has been awarded the Cyber Essentials Plus certification, enabling the company to highlight its credentials as trustworthy and secure when it comes to cyber security.

The Cyber Essentials Plus certification is an effective, UK Government-backed industry-supported certification scheme, highlighting the utmost protection against common cyber attacks, and keeping client data security to the standard of excellence demanded by the iGaming sector in today’s tech-driven industry. Developed and operated by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), Cyber Essentials Plus is the highest level of certification offered under the Cyber Essentials scheme. It is a more rigorous test of an organisation’s cyber security systems carried out by cyber security experts.

A holistic audit was carried out in September 2022 and covered various sections of Enteractive’s Cyber security stance such as the company’s technology infrastructure and Information Security Management System (ISMS).

Daniel Schembri, CTO, commented, “While Enteractive has only ever employed the most exacting approach to data security to ensure top level safety when our clients connect with us through our proprietary API tech, we also strive to achieve the highest level of third party accreditation to qualify our ability to protect the digital environments in which we operate. With this latest certification, Enteractive continues to show that we’re at the forefront of digital architecture and security in today’s ever-connected world.”

Pedram Padidar, COO, added, “The Cyber Essentials Plus certification is a credit to the hard work and excellence of our IT team, who are tireless in their efforts to keep our networks and connections locked down tightly. This is business critical for Enteractive, and we’re beyond proud to have yet another certification to illustrate our prowess in this area.”

As the industry leader in player engagement, reactivation and retention since 2008, Enteractive is recognised as one of the top revenue generators for the global iGaming sector, successfully converting lapsed database segments at scale for a variety of leading operators.

Asia

Thailand Considers Limiting Gambling Areas to 5% of Total Project Space

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18 hours ago

May 16, 2024

Niji Narayan

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The Thai government is exploring the possibility of restricting gambling areas within entertainment complexes to no more than 5% of the total project space. This proposal was revealed by Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat, who also chairs the House committee responsible for evaluating the potential establishment of casino resorts in the country.

Amornvivat noted that the allocation of space for gaming activities within these entertainment complexes would be determined based on input from various governmental entities involved in a project.

Last month, Thailand’s cabinet approved a report from the National Assembly committee that examined the feasibility of introducing casino resorts in the country. The Ministry of Finance was tasked with conducting a 30-day study to assess the viability of implementing such a policy.

Each proposed venue would require a minimum investment of THB100 billion ($2.75 billion), according to the committee report. Amornvivat recently requested a two-week extension for the study period to further evaluate the matter in collaboration with 16 other government agencies.

The special House committee’s study focused on three main areas. First, it examined the potential impacts of introducing entertainment complexes with casinos on various aspects of Thai society, including economics, politics, social dynamics and the environment.

Second, the committee analysed the business framework of integrated entertainment venues, exploring revenue generation mechanisms such as taxes, fees and licensing structures. It recommended the implementation of specific casino taxes and the establishment of a fund aimed at addressing the negative effects of gambling activities.

Last, the report highlighted the importance of conducting a comprehensive review of the legal framework governing entertainment venues and gambling laws in Thailand. This effort aims to update existing legislation or develop new laws that align with the evolving societal landscape.

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Canada

Court Decision Upholds iGaming Ontario’s Model

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2 days ago

May 15, 2024

GamingAmericas.com

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iGaming Ontario has welcomed the decision of the Ontario Superior Court, which found that iGaming Ontario’s model is consistent with the Criminal Code and that iGaming Ontario is conducting and managing igaming in the province.

“We have always been confident in our model and are pleased that the court has ruled in our favour, and that Ontarians can continue to play with confidence in our regulated igaming market,” said Martha Otton, Executive Director of iGaming Ontario.

“Ontario’s model meets the requirements and contributes to the public good by protecting players, their data and their funds, while helping to fund priority public services in Ontario, and bringing well-paid, high-tech jobs and economic development to Ontario,” Otton added.

In dismissing the application brought forward by the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke (MCK), the Superior Court found that iGaming Ontario is the “operating mind” behind Ontario’s competitive igaming market in accordance with the conduct and manage requirements of the Criminal Code.

iGaming Ontario will continue to conduct and manage igaming as it has since the launch of the regulated market on April 4, 2022.

Compliance Updates

Supremeland Gaming Continues U.S. Expansion With Supplier License Approval In Michigan

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2 days ago

May 15, 2024

GamingAmericas.com

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Supremeland Gaming, Inc., the emerging brand in American iGaming, has gained approval for a Supplier License in Michigan, marking the company’s fourth U.S. state approval following the successful acquisition of interim approvals in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and West Virginia.

Supremeland Gaming is approved to operate under this license and is now authorized to offer its cutting-edge innovation to the Great Lakes State. Their continued expansion underscores its commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation in the iGaming industry.

Rickard Öhrn, CEO of Supremeland Gaming, said: “With approvals already in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and West Virginia, our entry into Michigan underscores our dedication to serving players nationwide. We are excited about the opportunities this new market brings and look forward to delivering innovative, engaging, and responsible gaming solutions to the rapidly growing U.S. iGaming community.”

Supremeland’s game portfolio has garnered international appeal since its debut in November 2023. The innovative brand produces first-class games, including Red Panda Rising and its global debut, Munition Mine, for which its subsidiary, Powderkeg Studios, is shortlisted at the CasinoBeats Game Developer Awards.