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GLI pushes compliance and cybersecurity services at G2E 2026, covering 710 jurisdictions
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GLI pushes compliance and cybersecurity services at G2E 2026, covering 710 jurisdictions
GLI is using G2E 2026 to pitch itself as a one-stop compliance and cybersecurity shop for gaming businesses, regulators, and suppliers. For high-risk operators and PSPs, the practical point is simple: the more jurisdictions, certifications, and third-party systems in the stack, the more valuable it is to have one provider that can handle the paperwork and the security testing without turning it into a scavenger hunt.
- GLI says its international compliance offering spans four broad categories: regulatory compliance, technical compliance, end-to-end testing, and full lifecycle compliance. The company frames this as an integrated service set for businesses of all sizes that want to reduce risk while keeping pace with changing requirements.
- According to GLI, its laboratory network and global team work with regulators in more than 710 jurisdictions. The company says that work includes translating emerging technologies into standards and regulations, plus areas such as responsible gaming due diligence, recertification, and ongoing audits.
- GLI also highlighted its GLI Standard Series, including the new GLI Gaming Security Framework (GLI-GSF). The framework was built specifically for the gaming industry and is meant to provide a baseline security model with details tailored to each vertical, which matters for operators and suppliers trying to avoid a generic, one-size-fits-all security checklist.
- On the cybersecurity side, GLI Secure bundles software quality assurance and testing, penetration testing, governance, risk and compliance, core systems modernization, lottery and iGaming services, and information security services. The company also says its Supplier Security Program helps suppliers, operators, and regulators verify that third-party devices and systems on the floor are cybersecure.
- For suppliers, GLIAccess is presented as a streamlined path from initial submission to certification. GLI says the updated portal lets users track project submissions in real time, monitor progress, download certifications, request new submissions, and review files through a revised dashboard.
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