Gaming Laboratories International arrives at the Global Gaming Expo 2026 with its cybersecurity framework and three panels, including one on the United Arab Emirates

Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) has announced its presence at G2E 2026, where it will be at booth #4419. There he will explain how his security services, tools, standards and solutions help regulators, suppliers and operators adapt to a rapidly evolving industry and technologies.

The company divides its 360-degree compliance offering into four areas: regulatory compliance, technical compliance, comprehensive testing , and compliance throughout the product lifecycle . GLI works with regulators in more than 710 jurisdictions. With them, it translates new technologies into standards and regulations, including responsible gaming due diligence, recertification, and ongoing audits.

Cybersecurity: GLI-GSF and GLI Secure

GLI's series of standards incorporates the new GLI Gaming Security Framework (GLI-GSF), a framework created specifically for the gaming industry. According to the company, it fills "a huge gap" in the sector: it sets a minimum level of security measures and specifications for each vertical.

Added to this is GLI Secure, its line of cybersecurity solutions. It includes quality assurance and software testing, penetration testing, governance, risk and compliance, modernization of core systems, lottery and online gaming services, and information security. The GLI Vendor Security Program allows you to verify that all third-party devices and systems installed in the room are cybersecure.

New GLIAccess and Kobetron IRIS in the cloud

GLI will also showcase the new GLIAccess. For suppliers, it simplifies the entire process, from initial submission to certification. A revamped dashboard allows you to track each project in real-time, download certifications, order new shipments, request transfers, or withdraw requests. For regulators, it offers in a single, centralized platform the real-time status of certifications, shipments, testing, and jurisdictional status, with 24/7 cloud access.

The subsidiary Kobetron will bring its compliance tools for regulators: the IRIS management system, the GI-4000Pro signature verifier and the Verify+ solution. At the show, it will present a new cloud-based version of Kobetron IRIS , which the company describes as "faster, smarter and more secure".

Three panels on the agenda

Three GLI executives will speak at the conference program:

• Sangeeta Reddy, Vice President of Innovation, will participate in "Coffee & Conversations: The Readiness Gap." It will be on Wednesday, September 30, from 1:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., in the Business Solutions & Tech Lounge of the exhibition area. Recently, GGB Magazine included her among the "five outstanding women influencing the direction of the industry."
• Joseph Bunevith, Vice President of Government and Regulatory Affairs, will speak at "UAE Gaming Developments" on Tuesday, September 29, from 11:40 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., in the Titian 2205 room. The panel will discuss the regulatory transformation of the United Arab Emirates, which the statement describes as one of the most consequential in the recent history of the game.
• Gabriel Benedik, Senior Executive of Government Affairs, will be on "How Sports Wagering is Changing Athletes, Leagues, and Oversight", on the impact of sports betting on athletes, leagues and oversight. It will be on Tuesday, September 29, from 3:10 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., in the Veronese 2401 room.

Recognition of your team

Several members of the GLI team will be recognized during the show. Mackenzie Haugh, Chief Delivery Officer, is a finalist in the "Executive of the Year" category at the Global Gaming Awards Americas, which will be presented on Monday, September 28. April Augustine, Chief Marketing Officer, is part of CDC Gaming's Black Executives on the Rise Class of 2026, which will be honored on Tuesday, September 29. Prior to the show, Zach Kastelic, Vice President of Legal Affairs, was included in the Emerging Leaders of Gaming Class of 2027.

Founded in 1989, GLI has certified nearly 2 million products and tested equipment for more than 710 jurisdictions, with more than 5.3 million approved gaming components. It has laboratories on six continents.