You do not need a dedicated security department to protect your gaming machines. External protection hardware and automated monitoring can handle what a full team would do, for a fraction of the cost.
Beyond the obvious causes of profit loss, there are hidden factors that drain revenue month after month without detection. Here are the most common ones operators overlook and how to address each.
How to stop illegal machine access: secure 5 access points—cabinet, configuration menu, comm port, USB, network—with layered barriers and logging.
How to secure machine data transmission: protect 4 data paths — peripheral bus, storage, network, and maintenance — against interception and manipulation.
How to protect machine system from external devices: 3-layer defense against USB malware, hardware keyloggers, rogue peripherals, and flash programmers.
How to stop machine hacking attempts: protect against USB malware, network exploits, Bluetooth attacks, and firmware modification.
How to stop abnormal winning patterns: identify 4 abnormal win patterns, detect their causes, and deploy bus monitors to stop them.
How to secure gaming equipment from tampering: 5-layer physical security with upgraded locks, seals, cameras, positioning, and port blocking plates.
How to prevent machine data manipulation: protect bus-level, firmware-level, and configuration-level data from alteration and suppression.
How to prevent machine revenue loss: combat electronic cheating, physical tampering, and insider manipulation with a complete 3-source protection system.