Director of compliance and information security in gambling

Also searched as: Director de cumplimiento normativo y seguridad de la información en los juegos de azar

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What does a Director of compliance and information security in gambling do?

Directors of compliance and information security in gambling follow the regulatory compliance for gambling and oversee information security to ensure secure and safe use of all information technology associated with gambling.

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Essential skills

Knowledge

  • information security strategy
  • responsible gambling
  • legal standards in gambling
  • company policies

Skills and competences

  • implement ICT risk management
  • apply conflict management
  • follow ethical code of conduct of gambling
  • manage gambling operation

Transversal competences

  • lead a team
  • ensure compliance with policies
  • handle game complaints
  • handle customer complaints

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