Events

Liability and Risk for Surveillance Personnel - Chuck Barry and Al Zajic - This webinar will address the typical surveillance related risk mitigation strategies that surveillance can assist in managing the defense of litigation in gaming environments. Avoiding common issues related to video retention, spoliation allegations, written reporting, logs, and policy and procedure will be covered. Benefits of conducting smart comprehensive video investigation and reviews forensically (after the fact) will be addressed. Two national security experts who actively defend casino properties will also present short case studies and the end result of good, bad (and ugly) examples that will help mitigate claims and lawsuit.

Video Analytics and AI Update - Rob Prady/Axis Communications - Video Analytics is an ever changing topic. This session we will review an assortment of the current analytics offerings in the market and where the market is headed, short term and long term future

Earning and maintaining the Certified Surveillance Professional (CSP) certification is vital for security and surveillance professionals seeking to validate their expertise and stay ahead in the industry. To retain certification, professionals must complete Continuing Education Units (CEUs), ensuring they remain up to date with evolving threats and technologies. The International Association of Certified Surveillance Professionals (IACSP) now offers a flexible way to earn CEUs through online eLearning courses. Join our upcoming webinar for a detailed guide on the CSP certification process, renewal requirements, and online training options. Learn how to access courses designed to fit your schedule and advance your career.

Internal Theft and Fraud - Derk Boss - Internal theft and fraud is responsible for the largest, continuing losses a gaming resort will experience. Because internal scams and schemes are perpetrated by our own employees , either working alone or in collusion with others, they are hidden in plain sight. Fortunately, such illicit activity leaves an evidentiary trail that can be used to detect the scam. This session highlights how surveillance personnel can proactively identify developing or existing internal theft and fraud.

Casino Math - Knowing the math behind the games is critical for protecting them. A surveillance team that pays attention to game performance no longer works in the dark, they can can isolate and go directly to the game(s) that are losing. Knowing your number applies to Food and Beverage too. In this session we learn the tradecraft that makes a poor surveillance room into a good one, and a good room a great one!