Kayne McGladrey, CISSP
360-648-7995
522 W Riverside Ave, #8558
Spokane, WA, 99201
United States
Presentation Abstract:
The gaming industry thrives on trust and resilience, both of which are increasingly tested in a world of accelerating technological advancements and heightened security risks. This keynote session, Building Trust and Resilience: Strategies for the Future of Gaming, will provide gaming professionals with actionable insights into navigating these challenges while enhancing player confidence and operational stability.
Attendees will explore how trust in gaming technology can be cultivated through leadership-driven initiatives, robust security frameworks, and proactive strategies that anticipate future risks. The session also delves into cyber resilience as a cornerstone for sustained success, demonstrating how balanced scorecards and key performance indicators can strengthen organizational preparedness. Finally, the presentation highlights the critical alignment of crisis management, business continuity planning, and disaster recovery to ensure seamless operations in the face of disruption. With real-world examples and practical guidance, this session empowers gaming leaders to safeguard their players, protect their reputations, and build a resilient future.
Educational Objectives
- Building Trust: Understand the role of leadership in fostering trust and learn actionable strategies to enhance player confidence and loyalty.
- Strengthening Cyber Resilience: Explore how to implement balanced scorecards to monitor and improve cyber resilience while aligning with strategic objectives.
- Integrating Crisis Management with Continuity and Recovery: Gain insights into creating and aligning crisis management, business continuity, and disaster recovery plans to ensure operational stability during disruptions.
Testimonials
“I would have liked to hear more detail in the how and would have been OK with a longer session. Great content!”
“Outstanding session and a very good discussion about the importance and limits of GRC and overall risk evaluation.”
“Would have enjoyed a longer session to deep dive in more BOD communication.”
“This was a good session for me. Not too technical.”