International Gaming Standards Association Welcomes Industry Leader and Standards Champion Continent 8 Technologies

The International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) has welcomed Continent 8 Technologies, the award-winning global managed hosting, connectivity, cloud and cybersecurity solutions provider to the global online gaming industry, as its newest association member.

Continent 8, an IGSA Silver member, is a trusted industry partner for global leading brands in the iGaming and online sports betting market. With over 25 years of experience, Continent 8 brings unparalleled expertise to the association. Their well-respected regulatory and cybersecurity practices make them an obvious choice in supporting IGSA, advocating true industry standards for the gaming industry. As a member of the IGSA Cyber Resiliency Committee, Continent 8 will have an immediate impact, empowering suppliers, operators and regulators with best-practice recommendations to meet current and evolving regulatory and cybersecurity requirements.

Jeremie Kanter, Continent 8 Director of Regulatory Affairs, said: “Continent 8 and its dedicated cybersecurity company, C8 Secure, have helped our global network of operators and suppliers achieve sustainable, long-term success. This is largely due to our commitment to industry standards. We are excited to collaborate with the IGSA and industry peers to develop and establish comprehensive compliance and cybersecurity standards with the goal of elevating regulatory and cybersecurity excellence, performance and innovation across the gaming industry.”

“IGSA is very excited to welcome Continent 8 to our membership. As a long-time champion of industry standards, they are intimately familiar with the regulatory and cybersecurity challenges, opportunities and requirements that today’s gaming stakeholders face. We look forward to their participation within our Cyber Resiliency Committee and other various IGSA groups. We believe their contributions will be significant and of great value to the industry,” Mark Pace, President of IGSA, said.