AI can stop attacks much quicker than conventional alternatives Artificial intelligence (AI) strives to simulate human intelligence. It has immense potential in cybersecurity. If harnessed correctly, AI systems can be trained to generate threat alerts, identify new types of malware, and protect the sensitive data of organizations related to the iGaming industry. A medium-sized online
Artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing to provide better protection for iGaming operations Cybersecurity with artificial intelligence (AI), supported by machine learning, is set to be a powerful tool in the looming future. AI, as a set of predictive and self-learning techniques, helps to improve cybersecurity in the iGaming industry. In order to further reinforce this
The iGaming ecosystem is rapidly integrating AI to help stop intrusions The last few years have seen a large increase in cyberattacks, especially on the systems of some casinos around the country. However, to the relief of the iGaming industry, the advent of technology implemented through artificial intelligence (AI) has come as a protective shield
Cyberattacks on iGaming platforms are becoming more sophisticated, but so are the tools to fight them Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing many industries across the globe, including iGaming. But, at the same time, it is also reinventing cyberattacks. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the remote work culture and rapid cloud computing have encouraged
As cyberattacks have become more sophisticated, so have the tools casinos use to combat them Cyberattacks have taken on a new form recently, driven by groups of cybercriminals, instead of rogue, independent hackers. This allows them to increase the scale of the attacks, but the tools to fight them have been improving, as well. Online
