through penetration testing. Te key advantage is that operators are not security experts. Tey can read regulations or standards, but those documents often mean nothing to them. With our knowledge base and experience, we know what is needed, so that operators are spending money in the right place across the entire security lifecycle.
Firesand recently launched Firesand Shield - a credential-stuffing and account fraud solution designed specifically for iGaming platforms. How does Shield differentiate itself from legacy bot detection tools, and how do you balance powerful protection with friction free user experience?
Te key difference is there is a human element in Firesand Shield, that is what makes it different from purely automated solutions.
Bot detection tools detect bots, whether they are malicious or not. We focus specifically on detecting attacks. We understand how attacks work because we have expert penetration testers, that is one of our
Firesand's product roadmap includes geolocation anomaly detection, VPN analysis, and behavioural profiling. Which new capabilities are due next?
Features like geolocation and VPN analysis are important from a regulatory perspective. We will be able to let you know if someone is not where they claim to be. If someone says they are in a regulated jurisdiction but something suggests they are not, you need to know that as a gaming operator to enforce regulations properly. Tese capabilities directly support regulatory compliance by helping operators verify player locations and detect potential circumvention of geographical restrictions.
iGaming fraud tactics continue to evolve. How is Firesand future proofing its solutions with new technologies?
We are expanding Shield significantly beyond just account protection. We want it to be a shield in front of all APIs and applications. We will
Simply, we want to be the leading cybersecurity company in iGaming. We have deep expertise in both iGaming and cybersecurity, and we are confident that we have the aptitude
and understanding to lead that space. Our focus is on continued expansion across key markets - Latin America, Asia, Africa,
Middle East, and the US, following where the regulated iGaming markets are developing.
core services. We have built Shield to detect those attacks whether they are executed by bots, automated scripts, massive botnets, or someone manually testing. We are not limited to just bots.
We focus on understanding and detecting attacks at the application layer, specifically account attacks like credential stuffing, account takeover, and identity spoofing. Tese are common in iGaming.
For user experience, the whole idea is to gain a much more accurate idea of when an attack is occurring, which means you don't need captcha’s or other friction points for end users. A login becomes a regular login. We present the operator with a risk level for that account and whether the system appears under attack.
Te operator can then decide whether to interrupt the user's flow, but it enables seamless logins unless necessary.
CHRIS BLAKE Director Firesand
detect emerging attacks like AI prompt injection attacks. For example, if you have AI analysing KYC documentation, there is a threat of prompt injection embedded in documents that could instruct the AI to approve invalid documentation.
We are building attack detection for new classes of emerging attacks while also offering more advanced ways to prevent existing attacks. Te Shield platform will add a protective layer that makes it extremely difficult for external attackers to break in by masking system behaviour, attackers cannot see the impact of their attempts, so they cannot refine their attacks.
Tis approach replicates an architectural style we've seen that made one client unhackable, not because there were no vulnerabilities, but because the architecture prevented attackers from seeing whether their attacks were working.
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