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WLA-SCS:2020

World Lottery Association Security Control Standard 2020

The World Lottery Association Security Control Standard (WLA-SCS:2020) offers a framework specifically designed for the lottery and gaming industry to safeguard information security and ensure operational compliance. It includes guidelines for security management, risk assessments, and audit processes and provides a benchmark for organizations seeking WLA certification.

Overview

The World Lottery Association Security Control Standard (WLA-SCS:2020) is tailored for lottery and gaming organizations worldwide. It focuses on establishing a robust security framework to protect critical information assets, comply with industry norms, and prevent operational risks. The standard outlines requirements for risk management, security policies, auditing, and continuous improvement processes. This edition also emphasizes collaboration for internal and external compliance assessment, as well as reporting procedures to align organizations with the WLA Executive Committee's certification requirements. The guidelines aim to enhance trust and accountability while facilitating effective governance, incident management, and evidence collection.

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