TruNarrative, the global RegTech company has announced a new partnership with AccountScore, to integrate Open Banking connectors into the TruNarrative platform. 

Ocean’s Eleven. Casino. 21. The idea of outwitting a casino and walking away with millions of dollars is so alluring to the public at large that an entire subgenre of movies has sprung up around it, and its impact can be felt throughout Hollywood.

On December 9, 2019, the American Gaming Association (AGA) issued an update to its Best Practices for Anti-Money Laundering Compliance.

Usually, it’s a combination of the two: an employee colluding with an outside agent to rip off the program.

For the past nine years, the editors of Casino Journal have reserved space in the December issue for companies within the gaming industry that—through recent product introductions, improved performance, better strategy, key placements and a host of other reasons—have “emerged” from the vendor pack, making them deserving of notice and continued observation going forward.

The American Gaming Association released updated Best Practices for Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Compliance.

Win Systems, a leading technology supplier for the gaming and entertainment industry, inked an agreement with Israel-based CyberHat to offer a professional managed cybersecurity operation center (SOC) network protection and cybersecurity services to casinos.

For the past nine years, the editors of Casino Journal have reserved space in the December issue for companies within the gaming industry that have “emerged” from the vendor pack, making them deserving of notice and continued observation going forward.

Without a doubt, state-of-the-art security paired with amazing customer service are at the heart of every great casino. But being on top of your game can require staying up-to-date in these key areas, which can be a daunting challenge.

Morse Watchmans has existed since 1882, originally selling guard tour products. In the early 1990s, the company recognized the need for organizations to control and track their keys. This was the impetus for the development of the KeyWatcher, the first key stand-alone key management system that electronically released keys to authorized users.