Tag: compliance

  • Conference Whispers: G2E 2025

    Conference Whispers: G2E 2025

    Conference Whispers: G2E 2025

    Las Vegas, NV October 6- October 9

    Published to clients: October 10, 2025                    ID: TBW2105

    Published to readers: October 11, 2025 am                      

    Published to Email Whispers: October 11, 2025

    Public with video edition: October 12, 2025

    Analyst(s): Dr. Doreen Galli

    Photojournalist(s): Dr. Doreen Galli

    Abstract:

    “Global Gaming Expo (G2E) 2025 brought nearly 25,000 attendees to Las Vegas for a high-energy showcase of gaming innovation, regulatory tech, and casino infrastructure. TBW Advisors captured over 75 minutes of video across 81 segments, including two livestreams and a full expo hall walkthrough. Our coverage focused on the technologies shaping the future of gaming—from multilingual communication and fraud prevention to cash automation and iGaming compliance. This edition includes four unlisted Whisper Report playlists and concludes with a video montage answering: “What’s the best part about attending G2E live in Vegas?”

    The Conference

    • Nearly 25,000 attendees gathered at the Sand’s Convention Center in Las Vegas. Every aspect of gaming was included while we focused on the technology.
    • Technologies seen include anti-fraud, anti-money laundering (AML), language translation, casino management, player engagement, data center and server technology, cybersecurity, cyber + Physical security, identity, access management

    Cautions

    • Friendly reminder: this research provides examples of what was shared with us at the event, not an evaluation, validation, or recommendation of the given technology.

    Conference Vibe

    After 15,000 steps, 81 videos, and over 75 minutes of video including 2 livestreams and over 20 fact checks, our coverage of Global Gaming Expo better known as G2E 2025 closes. Registration moved quickly as the nearly 25,000 attendees waited for expo hall to open! While we did not get clearance in writing to record any sessions or keynotes, we were able to get permission to capture Expo Hall. In fact, our favorite quote of the event described expo hall as having ‘some incredibly impressive booths’. See for yourself as you enjoy our walkabout. The usual Venetian eateries were available including the café, the food marketplace and the bistro!

    We once again live streamed from on site. On Tuesday requesting those attending to find me to answer Questions 1-3, and Wednesday to let you know about upcoming events we have scheduled and to introduce all to TBW Advisors LLC, and requesting assistance. Specifically, I requested assistance on your favorite videos for my segment on the October 10th broadcast edition of Computer Talk Radio.

    While at G2E 2025, we conducted research for three additional forthcoming Whisper Reports for our clients. The playlists are unlisted but available and will eventually fill in with the video version of the report so you may wish to bookmark these playlists.

    1. Whisper Report: What’s the next gaming tech that will change how we play?
    2. Whisper Report: What’s one casino innovation you wish existed today?
    3. Whisper Report: What’s the biggest risk in iGaming no one’s talking about? And a bonus report,
    4. Whisper Report: What’s the best part about attending G2E live in Vegas?

    Readers and viewers wishing to experience the entire event are encouraged to view the Conference Whispers: G2E 2025 Playlist in its entirety. The playlist will be sited in the end screen, description, and as a pinned comment of the video edition.

    The video edition will conclude with a montage of responses to Question 4 — “What’s the best part about attending G2E live in Vegas?” — capturing the energy and moments that made the event unforgettable.

    Exhibits

    Our favorite quote of the event was, “there are some impressive booths in Expo Hall”. From designers showing how your high roller room should really look to chairs for patrons, uniforms for staff, lawyers and accountants specializing in the Gaming ecosystem —  everyone was there. At TBW Advisors LLC we of course focused on the technology that tells the story. Commencing with agilysis, they have a solution that can run the entire resort including scheduling and handling advanced amenity types from golfing to spas. Prefer to focus on gaming data organization? CCT is ready to jump in and partner. They organization all your data from casino operations; from the cage through revenue audit.

    If you want to make sure everyone working at the resort can communicate reliable across any language barrier, Relay should be on your evaluation list. Relay offers a software cloud-based solutions that enables capabilities not normally available in traditional telecommunication solutions. If you would like to clean up the air in the casino, QleanAir’s smoke free cabin demonstrated their technologies capabilities.

    Physical Casinos mean physical payments. Those physical payments may mean your client may have to get up to go to the ATM or counter if their players card runs out. Pavillion Payments would like you to know – this inconvenience is no longer required. Introducing Apple Pay at the machine by Pavillion Payments. If your challenge is in counting the cash that comes into the casino, JCM has a solution including multiple Six-Axis Robots – enjoy the demo! If you would prefer to leverage the same cash counting technology the Federal Reserve in the US leverages, then Giesecke + Devrient were in expo hall ready to show you their highly trusted solution.

    Physical Casinos not only must count but secure the cash, chips, and machines. Regulations require very strict key and asset management. Fortunately, companies such as Traka were in expo hall to share their solution which not only manages keys but ensures compliance. Those seeking additional information on physical cyber security are directed to our ISC West Coverage. Druvstar provides cybersecurity and data security for your gaming needs solution created by actual former CIOs and CTOs in the gaming industry. Those seeking additional information on cybersecurity are directed toward our coverage of Black Hat. Speaking of data, Seon leverages over 909 first party data sources to help you stop fraud. Clients may recall when we first covered Seon during our coverage of Fintech Meetup 2024.

    iGaming regulations frequently require one to keep the data in country to be compliant. If your expansion plans are hindered by finding data centers in remote locations, Continent 8 Technologies should be on your radar. Trying to maintain compliance in all those exotic iGaming locations? eCOGRA operates anywhere in the world iGaming is allowed – over 50 territories. If however, you are seeking durable, rugged hardware that can be custom created to your needs, Radeus labs was in expo hall looking to meet you. For anyone seeking to understand the ‘why’ behind a player’s actions, fullstory has a solution for you. But if maintaining a player’s engagement during play within the app and you don’t want to build out a new team. Perhaps you are seeking player engagement out of the box? Plotline has an intelligent tool ready for you to leverage. Seeking a platform to build and entire game? Want that game to be equally available for iGaming as it is on land for Casinos? Perhaps with the same exact play as well? Then incisor brought the exact development platform you have been seeking to G2E this year!

    Next Year’s Conference  

    Global Gaming Expo 2026 will once again return to Las Vegas and will be held at Sands’ Convention center at the Venetian on September 28 through October 1, 2026. G2E also shared that G2E 2027 will be held September 27 September 30 with G2E 2028 being held October 9-12.

    Related playlists and Publication

    Conference Whispers: Black Hat USA 2025

    Conference Whispers: Identiverse 2025

    Conference Whispers: ISC West 2025

    Conference Whispers: Fintech Meetup 2025

    Conference Whispers: Infocom

    *When vendors’ names are shared as examples in this document, it is to provide a concrete example of what was on display at the conference, not an evaluation or recommendation. Evaluation and recommendation of these vendors are beyond the scope of this specific research document. Other examples products in the same category may have also been on display.

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  • Whisper Report: How can we build and maintain consumer trust in Fintech solutions?

    Whisper Report: How can we build and maintain consumer trust in Fintech solutions?

    Published to clients: September 9, 2025                           ID: TBW2068

    Published to Readers: September 10, 2025

    Published to Email Whispers: TBD

    Published Publicly with Video: TBD

    Analyst(s): Dr. Doreen Galli

    Photojournalist(s): Dr. Doreen Galli

    Abstract:

    “Trust in fintech isn’t just about compliance—it’s a multi-dimensional strategy. This report explores how transparency, privacy, and strong identity verification shape consumer confidence. Insights from Fintech Meetup 2025 reveal how leading firms are navigating open banking, fraud prevention, and data ethics to earn and retain trust. If trust is your brand’s currency, this report is your blueprint. “

    Analysis only available to clients at this time.

    Related playlists

    1. Whisper Report: How can AI be effectively integrated into healthcare systems?
    2. Conference Whispers: HIMSS 2025

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  • Whisper Report: How can we ensure compliance with evolving regulations?

    Whisper Report: How can we ensure compliance with evolving regulations?

    Published to clients: May 6, 2025                                                                            ID: 2066

    Published to Readers: May 7, 2025  

    Published to Email Whispers: May 19, 2025

    Public with video edition: May 20, 2025

    Analyst(s): Dr. Doreen Galli

    Photojournalist(s): Dr. Doreen Galli

    Abstract:

    To navigate evolving fintech regulations, experts at Fintech Meetup 2025 emphasized three key strategies: staying engaged with the field and regulatory agencies, structuring well architected stable solutions, and leveraging AI or Copilots. Together these proactive approaches help fintech firms stay ahead of regulatory shifts while maintaining security and efficiency.

    Target Audience Titles:

    • Chief Technology Officer, Chief Security Officer, Chief Information and Security Officer, Chief Trust Officer, Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Risk Officer
    • Head of Product, VP of Product, Chief Marking Officer, Data Protection Officer, Director of Data Protection
    • Enterprise Architect, Director of Data Governance, Chief Privacy Officer, Head of IT Audit

    Key Takeaways

    • Today’s security breaches are the source of tomorrow’s regulations.
    • Security cannot be an afterthought; it must be planned from the beginning.
    • Leverage AI and Copilots that are integrated with your processes to aid employees.

    How can we ensure compliance with evolving regulations?

    We took the most frequently asked and most urgent technology questions straight to the Fintech experts gathering at Fintech Meetup 2025. This Whisper Report addresses the question regarding how can we ensure compliance with evolving regulations? As Socure’s Matt Thompson shared, “I don’t think it’s enough in this space to be a passive Observer or responsive or reactionary to regulations, there’s a lot of Evolution right now happening.” Figure 1 shares three actions you can take to conquer evolving regulations.

    Stay Engaged

    One of the best actions an organization can take to stay on top of regulations is to stay engaged and in touch with the real world. First, real world happenings such as hacks define future regulations. As SecurityMetrics Matt Cowart shared, “QSA (Qualified Security Assessor) is really going to help you understand where you’re sitting at and as they are informed with the evolutions of technology and all the advances that are going on having them connected with  real world teams.” Or as Matt Thompson of Socure suggested, “staying engaged with the regulators and the development of the regulations themselves.” If you know what the regulators are working on in draft, you will not be surprised when it becomes law. Keep in mind the reach of the company determines what exact regulators and what specific regulations apply. As OnFido’s Marie Millick shared, “we have a team of subject matter experts that are constantly researching. We also collaborate with the same team that works with interpole around everything around data privacy and identity.”

    Structure Solutions for Stability

    Many suggest the best way to be prepared for evolving scenarios of all types is to start with a robust and secure foundation. As Onbe’s Tony McGee shared, “our company is fully audited, fully solutioned and architected to protect the data.” This architecture doesn’t act alone but is complimented with strong processes. Tony McGee further explained, “ensuring that we build in the processes to make sure that every step of the way is a compliant one.” Together architecture and processes form a robust foundation. This robust foundation enables Onbe to ensure, “that the consumer understands all the fundamentals of the payout.”

    Any clients at this phase should schedule an inquiry to receive guidance. We will set up a plan of inquiries during your journey to give you any guidance we may have or can gather to assist you. The plan should capture milestones including but not limited to strategy reviews, presentation reviews, and even architecture reviews.

    Leverage AI and Copilots

    Today, we are no longer left with antiquated tools. As Thetaray’s Adam Stuart pointed out, “the traditional rule-based systems you have to know what you’re looking for to build that rule but if you don’t know what you’re looking for and you’re looking for these new patterns and behaviors that people are using you can’t do that with the simple rule base which is why cognitive AI is such an important feature to include.” In other words, in addition to keeping up to date and starting with a solid foundation, the tool itself contributes to identification of potentially troubling patterns. Interface.ai’s Connor Tullilus draws us a picture of what this is like in the real world. “To be able in real time have a co-pilot AI assistant sitting behind the scenes to assist them in the day-to-day operations. One in real time being able to update your policies procedures while (two) being able to (use) the AI assistant hooking up with your current knowledge bases your share.”

    *When vendors’ names or quotes are shared as examples in this document, it is to provide a concrete example of what was on display at the conference or what we heard doing our research, not an evaluation or recommendation. Evaluation and recommendation of these vendors are beyond the scope of this specific research document.

    Related playlists

    1. Conference Whispers: Fintech Meetup 2025
    2. Conference Whispers: Money 20/20 2024
    3. Conference Whispers: Identiverse 2024
    4. Q1: Fintech Meetup Playlist – How can we ensure Compliance with evolving regulations?

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