Traditional sensors see packets. They don't see a crypto hot wallet being drained at 3 AM. They don't understand why your RNG seed matters. They can't tell when an API key is being exfiltrated versus legitimately used. That's why 29,200+ iGaming breaches happened anyway.
Traditional security was built for traditional businesses. iGaming is not traditional.
Traditional security tools analyze network traffic, log events, and match signatures. They have no understanding of what makes iGaming unique. They can't differentiate between a legitimate jackpot payout and a fraudulent one.
FREAK agents are trained on iGaming operations. They understand your business logic, your assets, your regulatory obligations. They don't just see traffic - they understand intent.
These are the assets traditional security doesn't understand - and attackers exploit.
Traditional tools see wallet transactions as normal API calls. They can't distinguish between a player withdrawal and an insider draining funds.
Sensors see database reads. They can't flag when someone is reverse-engineering your slot machine outcomes using timing analysis.
Payment gateway keys, odds feed credentials, player data APIs. Traditional tools can't tell if an API key is being used maliciously.
KYC documents, payment methods, betting history. Sensors see SQL queries, not data exfiltration patterns targeting high-value players.
Outcome logs, payout percentages, bonus calculations. Manipulation here means regulatory action, but sensors can't correlate it.
Employees with database access, slot technicians, cage workers. Sensors trust authenticated users - insiders exploit this.
What you're paying for versus what actually protects iGaming.
| Capability | Traditional Sensors | FREAK Agents |
|---|---|---|
| Crypto Wallet Monitoring | NOSees API calls, not financial context | YESReal-time balance tracking, anomaly detection, multi-sig verification |
| RNG Integrity Protection | NOCannot analyze game outcome patterns | YESStatistical analysis of outcomes, seed generation monitoring |
| Insider Threat Detection | LIMITEDTrusts authenticated users | YESBehavioral modeling, access pattern analysis, role anomalies |
| Business Context Awareness | NONetwork-level visibility only | YESUnderstands jackpots, payouts, regulatory thresholds |
| API Security (iGaming-specific) | LIMITEDGeneric rate limiting | YESBet manipulation detection, odds feed integrity, player action validation |
| Third-Party Vendor Risk | NONo visibility into vendor access | YESMonitors CRM, payment, game providers for compromise indicators |
| Regulatory Compliance Correlation | NOSeparate compliance tools needed | YESPCI-DSS, MGA, UKGC, ISO 27001 continuous monitoring |
| Board-Level Reporting | NOTechnical logs only | YESRevenue impact, license risk, liability exposure in real-time |
| Detection Time | 194 DAYSIndustry average | SUB-SECONDAutonomous real-time response |
| Incident Response | ALERTCreates ticket, waits for human | AUTONOMOUSContains threat, notifies board, documents for regulators |
Real breaches. Real failures. What sensors missed.
10-day outage. Slot machines, room keys, reservations all down. Attackers used a simple phone call to the help desk, impersonating an employee found on LinkedIn.
Sensors saw legitimate admin credentials being used. No anomaly. The human was the vulnerability - sensors don't understand social context.
65 million loyalty members compromised. Company paid $15M ransom (down from $30M demand). Same attackers as MGM, different outcome.
Third-party IT vendor was the entry point. Sensors had no visibility into vendor access patterns or context about what data was sensitive.
North Korean state hackers drained the crypto hot wallet in minutes. Funds moved through multiple chains before anyone noticed. Lazarus has stolen $200M+ from gambling in 2023.
Sensors saw blockchain transactions, not theft. No understanding that this withdrawal pattern was abnormal for the business. No context = no alert.
Largest casino fine globally. Failed to detect money laundering through their properties. Junket operators moving billions with no oversight.
Security tools focused on cyber threats, not financial crimes. No correlation between player behavior, transaction patterns, and regulatory requirements.
After Russia banned gambling, hackers bought decommissioned machines and reverse-engineered the Aristocrat PRNG. Used phone apps to predict outcomes. Hit casinos globally for a decade.
No network intrusion occurred. Players won "legitimately" by predicting outcomes. Sensors can't detect statistical anomalies in game results.
The lottery's own security director manipulated the RNG across 5 states for 6 years. He had legitimate access. He was the trusted insider.
Tipton had full access to the systems. His actions looked normal because he was authorized. Sensors trust credentials. FREAK agents model behavior.
Every major iGaming breach shares these common security gaps.
Most breaches involve employees, contractors, or third-party vendors with legitimate access. Sensors trust authenticated users by design.
Industry average time to identify a breach. Marriott was breached for 4 years before discovery. Sensors wait for obvious signatures.
Traditional tools have zero understanding of iGaming operations. They can't tell a jackpot from a heist, a player from an attacker.
Autonomous AI agents that understand iGaming security.
FREAK agents are not sensors. They're AI specialists trained on iGaming operations, threat patterns, and regulatory requirements. They work 24/7, communicate with each other, and report directly to the board when something threatens your business.
Protects crypto wallets, encryption, key management
Penetration testing, API security, attack simulation
Real-time monitoring, threat detection, incident response
Threat intelligence, risk forecasting, APT tracking
Secure architecture, compliance automation, hardening
Click any element to learn more. AI runs everywhere - on every server, every endpoint.
No translation layer. No trust issues. FREAK agents report in business terms - revenue at risk, license implications, liability exposure. Your board gets real-time security intelligence they can actually understand and act on.
Your attackers understand iGaming. Your security should too. Schedule a threat assessment and see what your sensors are missing.