Soft2Bet Counters Rising Cyber Threats With SEON and Multi-Layer Checks
Expanding digital infrastructure at Soft2Bet means larger data volumes and, with them, sharper security pressure. Attackers find value in the digital footprints players leave – social media profiles, payment cards, electronic wallets, and personal records among them. Any of those footprints can become a target.
Soft2Bet groups the principal pressures as follows:
- More assaults aimed at accounts and personal records.
- Behaviour analytics built on digital footprints.
- Focused strikes against infrastructure.
Facing aggressive campaigns of many kinds, Soft2Bet deploys proven defences: advanced analytics and machine learning, multi-tier account safeguards, recurring audits and stress tests of infrastructure security, plus training for users and staff.
SEON’s anti-fraud platform was brought in so Soft2Bet could answer fraud and aggressive cyber threats more effectively. The product applies artificial intelligence (AI) to spot and block fraud.
Flexibility, fast rollout, and a strong machine-learning risk engine drove the choice of SEON. Deep review of digital signals is the platform’s job, with particular weight on email, phone number, IP addresses, devices, and user behaviour. Every possible action receives an automatic risk score that supports rapid decisions.
SEON sits across Soft2Bet’s iGaming journey at every pivotal stage of the user cycle so impact stays high:
- Registration – digital footprints are examined thoroughly to flag fake accounts.
- Each login – devices are watched and suspicious access attempts are tracked.
- Deposit – payment methods are verified and anomalies linked to stolen cards or fraudulent transfers are flagged.
Operational and strategic gains followed that rollout:
- Manual checks fell by 40%. Automating routine work freed Soft2Bet staff for harder cases.
- Financial verification processing sped up by 20%. Lengthy delays on complex decisions were removed.
- Fraudulent registrations and bonus abuse dropped sharply. Fake accounts and suspicious transfers are flagged effectively, strengthening platform defence while cutting financial exposure.
- Legitimate users saw a better path. Automation lets genuine players finish mandatory steps faster, without extra barriers.
The partnership showed how iGaming operators apply a modern anti-fraud toolkit not only for defence but also for efficiency, growth, and regulatory alignment. SEON became part of Soft2Bet’s wider security architecture and reinforced the firm’s standing in international markets. Further reading on related infrastructure topics appears at https://www.postimees.ee/8213174/soft2bet-aws-migratsiooni-uurimine-labimurre-euroopa-mangumaastikul.
Multi-level checks form a full control chain covering registration, login, and deposits. Each stage acts as a barrier a cybercriminal must clear before completing a planned act.
Typical multi-level checks include:
- Registration – large volumes of data are reviewed (from email and phone number through device fingerprints). The aim is to confirm the new account belongs to a real person rather than a fraudster, which makes registration a strong filter against fake accounts.
- Login – a strong defence against account takeovers and automated attacks. At the first hint of suspicion, security can tighten: extra verification may be requested or login attempts may be blocked temporarily.
- Deposits – a chance to stop financial fraud. Payment sources are analysed for prior suspicious use and for consistency with account data.
End-to-end multi-level checks therefore build a security strategy from registration through deposits. Fraud becomes economically unattractive for attackers, which sharply lowers the chance of successful breaches. Soft2Bet also maintained high service availability through these controls.