Nevada Gaming Commissioner seeks answers about MGM cyber attack

The latest cybersecurity vulnerabilities at casinos run by MGM Resorts International and Caesars Entertainment, according to the Nevada Gaming Commissioner, the newest member of the state's gaming authority who was appointed only in February.

He stated that he was interested in learning more about the cyberattacks launched against MGM and Caesars at the conclusion of the over five-hour Nevada Gaming Commission meeting on Thursday. The attacks have garnered media attention on a global scale.

A cyberattack on MGM's IT systems, which is believed to have started on September 10, has continued to cause operations to be affected.
 
It's good that the gaming commissioner wants answers about the cyber attacks on MGM and Caesars. Security of people's information is important when they play games or give personal details online. The companies need to make sure customers stay safe.
 
The investigation into this incident aims to offer valuable insights into the specific event and contribute to the development of cybersecurity practices and regulations in the gaming industry.
 
The Nevada Gaming Commissioner's quest for information regarding the MGM cyber attack is a pivotal stride towards tackling cybersecurity anxieties within the gaming sector. Instances of cybersecurity breaches can bring about momentous consequences, such as potential breaches of data and financial detriment.
 
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