Artificial intelligence is allowing iGaming operators to secure their platforms more completely
There was a time not too long ago when the idea of any kind of artificial intelligence (AI) technology being involved in cybersecurity would have been seen as a pipe dream. However, with advances in cybersecurity technologies and those that enable and enhance AI, such as automation, machine learning, and pattern and behavior recognition, this is no longer the case. The iGaming industry has been aware of this and has begun to make the most of it to make AI work as an essential tool to improve security levels.
When most people think of cyber security, they think of protection against cyberattacks such as malware, phishing, and other attacks. These types of cyber threats can cause significant monetary damage that many online casinos would like to simply avoid. However, with advanced pattern recognition and predictive capabilities, threats such as malware, for example, can be identified and dealt with much more easily than older signature-based methods that would rely on threats being known in advance.
To avoid any of these scenarios, various centralized systems have also been implemented. Many teams in the iGaming industry often rely on multiple disconnected systems that force them to unnecessarily duplicate their work, which divides their attention.
Through AI, all of these security programs can be united into one so that all aspects of security function in sync and harmony. It is clear to iGaming operators that security must be a unified effort, and thanks to AI, this is finally possible.