Red Rake's growth potential is increased thanks to ISO certification

As it seeks to continue its worldwide development, Red Rake Gaming has praised the acceptance of its ISO/IEC 27001 accreditation.

With the accreditation, Red Rake will be allowed to access a number of markets, including Greece and Switzerland, where it will "shortly" debut, that use the ISO certification as their regulatory baseline.

Nick Barr, Managing Director of Red Rake Malta, said, "We are pleased to have received the ISO 27001 accreditation. In order to meet the strong demand from new operators in regulated markets as well as assure quick and effective market entrance for our existing client expansion plans, it is essential that we have the highest standards as we continue to extend our footprint in regulated markets across the world.

A big congratulations to our hardworking and talented technical team, who finished the certification quickly.

The ISO/IEC 27001 standard attests to the fact that all licensee and player information is protected and managed to the highest standards, and that it complies with the stringent specifications set out by ISO for an Information Security Management System.

The accreditation comes after Red Rake and Upgaming recently extended their "long-standing" cooperation with improved conditions and was first announced in March.

The supplier's igaming collection, which includes titles including The Ways of the Samurai, Lost Relics, Alchemy Ways, and Max Dangerous, became accessible on Upgaming's platform as a result of the transaction.

Also, as a result of the agreement, Upgaming now has access to a number of gamification tools from Red Rake's line of goods.

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