Swintt Secures ISO 27001: 2022 Certification

Swintt, the game studio behind popular titles such as Wild Wild North and I Hate Fairytales, has announced it has achieved ISO 27001: 2022 certification from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). This certification confirms that the company’s information security management system meets global regulatory requirements.

ISO 27001: 2022 is widely recognized as a gold standard for trust and compliance within the iGaming industry. This milestone underscores Swintt’s commitment to maintaining the highest operational standards and safeguarding both company and customer information.

The certification demonstrates that Swintt adheres to internationally accepted best practices for managing and securing sensitive data, such as player details and financial transactions. This focus on data protection is crucial for compliance with various regulatory standards and enhances the company’s reputation as a trusted partner in the iGaming industry.

ISO 27001: 2022 certification is essential for companies operating in many global jurisdictions, and Swintt anticipates that this achievement will facilitate entry into new markets while bolstering its credibility with regulators, potential partners, and customers alike.

David Mann, Chief Executive Officer at Swintt, said: “Acquiring ISO 27001: 2022 certification is definitely the gold standard for any operator or software provider looking to showcase its commitment to information security compliance and best practice, so I’m absolutely thrilled that Swintt will now be able to proudly display the organisation’s badge on our website and products.

“Given the importance that safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring your methods are up to recognised regulatory requirements has within the iGaming, I’m very optimistic that adding ISO certification to Swintt’s extensive list of accolades will open up many doors for us in the months to come, be it through creating new partnerships opportunities or helping us enter new markets.”