Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) will highlight its compliance, testing, cybersecurity, and regulatory technology offerings at G2E 2026, where the company will exhibit and participate in several conference sessions.
GLI will present its compliance services for land-based gaming, iGaming, lottery, sports betting, regulation writing and cybersecurity. Its compliance operations are divided into four categories: regulatory compliance, technical compliance, end-to-end testing and full-lifecycle compliance. The company operates a network of laboratories supporting testing and compliance services.
Among the technology updates at the show will be GLIAccess, which provides suppliers with a streamlined process from initial submission through certification. Suppliers can use its revised dashboard to monitor submissions and project progress in real time, view individual files, download certifications, request new submissions and transfers, view submissions and withdraw requests.
For regulators, GLIAccess provides real-time access to certifications, submissions, testing progress, and jurisdictional status through a centralized platform. The cloud-based system provides 24/7 access to compliance information and reporting tools, as well as direct collaboration with GLI, with the aim of reducing administrative work and supporting regulatory oversight.
The company works with regulators across more than 710 jurisdictions on standards and regulations related to emerging technologies, including responsible gaming due diligence, recertification, ongoing auditing and other compliance issues.
Its GLI Standard Series includes the new GLI Gaming Security Framework, or GLI-GSF, which was developed specifically for the gaming industry. The framework establishes baseline security measures and provides requirements covering individual gaming verticals, addressing what GLI describes as a gap in existing industry security structures.
Cybersecurity services will also form part of GLI’s presence at G2E. GLI Secure provides software quality assurance and testing, penetration testing, governance, risk and compliance services, core systems modernization, lottery and iGaming services, and information security services for regulators, suppliers and operators. The GLI Vendor Security Program is designed to help those groups assess the cybersecurity of third-party devices and systems deployed on gaming floors.
Kobetron’s regulatory compliance technology will also be featured. Its tools include IRIS, an integrated compliance management system; GI-4000Pro, an all-in-one signature verification tool; and Verify+, which brings multiple signature methods and features into a single system.
IRIS provides cloud-based compliance, inventory, project and workflow management and has previously been used by gaming organizations for inventory, projects and compliance workflows. A new version will be introduced at G2E.
GLI said: “This Sept. at G2E, we are unveiling something entirely new. Faster. Smarter. More secure. Built in the cloud.”
GLI executives are also scheduled to participate in three G2E panels. Vice President of Government and Regulatory Affairs Joseph Bunevith will join “UAE Gaming Developments” on Tuesday, September 29, from 11:40 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Titian 2205. The session will examine the UAE’s regulatory transformation and subsequent developments.
Later that day, Senior Executive, Government Affairs Gabriel Benedik will participate in “How Sports Wagering is Changing Athletes, Leagues, and Oversight,” scheduled from 3:10 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Veronese 2401.
Vice President of Innovation Sangeeta Reddy will participate in “Coffee & Conversations: The Readiness Gap” on Wednesday, September 30, from 1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Business Solutions & Tech Lounge on the tradeshow floor. Reddy was recently named by GGB Magazine as one of the “Five Outstanding Women Who Influence the Path of the Industry.”
Several GLI executives and staff members are also being recognized around the event. Chief Delivery Officer Mackenzie Haugh has been shortlisted for “Executive of the Year” at the Global Gaming Awards Americas, scheduled for Monday, September 28, from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Marketing Director April Augustine has been named to CDC Gaming’s 2026 class of Black Executives on the Rise. The African Americans in Gaming community will officially recognize the honorees on Tuesday, September 29, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Ahead of G2E, Vice President of Legal Zach Kastelic was named to the Emerging Leaders of Gaming Class of 2027.
GLI’s G2E participation comes as gaming technology continues to develop across regulated markets, creating new compliance and security requirements for regulators, suppliers and operators. The company will use its booth #4419 presence to discuss its services, tools, standards and security offerings with attendees.