BMM Testlabs will detail its testing services for online games, sportsbooks and iLottery systems at SBC Summit 2026, held September 29 to October 1 at Feira Internacional de Lisboa and MEO Arena in Lisbon, Portugal.
BMM’s digital specialists test and certify online games, remote gaming servers, iGaming platforms, mobile and retail sportsbooks, geolocation technology and iLottery systems. The company’s offerings extend to quality assurance, pre-compliance testing, regulatory consulting, penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, security reviews and PCI DSS evaluations.
BMM states these services help suppliers and operators identify technical, compliance and cybersecurity risks earlier, reduce rework, improve product readiness and manage the complexity of launching across multiple regulated markets.
Meetings planned at Stand B243
At Stand B243, BMM plans to meet with iGaming suppliers, operators and regulators to discuss accelerating product launches, entering additional jurisdictions and bringing technically sound products to market.
According to the company, it combines regulatory knowledge across jurisdictions with direct technical testing so customers can understand a target market’s requirements before problems delay certification, launch or a multi-jurisdiction rollout.
“SBC Summit brings together the companies setting the pace for global gaming growth. For suppliers and operators, speed matters, but speed without regulatory and cybersecurity confidence creates risk,” said Marzia Turrini, President, iGaming & Cybersecurity at BMM Testlabs.
“Our role is to help customers move faster with greater confidence. Whether a company is preparing for one jurisdiction or a multi-market rollout, whether local, regional, or global, BMM brings the testing depth, regulatory experience, and cyber-defense expertise needed to support stronger, safer launches,” Turrini added.
BMM has provided testing and certification services to the gaming industry for 45 years. The company operates from 16 locations across six continents, and its reports are accepted in more than 700 jurisdictions worldwide, which it says gives customers a single partner for omni-channel and other multi-market entry strategies.