Enrique Ucedo, a consultant ALEA and well-known retired official of the Santa
Fe Lottery (Argentina), introduced the theme: "We are aware that trust and
credibility represent irreplaceable values in our lottery organizations. And we
are forced to work with them everyday in our respective management processes to
convey the image of efficiency and transparency to society, bettors and to
ensure security in the development of the gaming industry. "
He insisted that in order to achieve these values "we hold this seminar on
the resources and tools available to ensure a temporary future for our
organizations, optimizing all aspects of the business, including better ways to
increase the effectiveness of technology information, focusing mainly on
standards issued by the WLA. "
Afterwards, the President of ALEA, Alfredo Monaco, welcomed and thanked the
audience and the speakers from Switzerland, Greece, Morocco, Spain, Portugal,
France, United Kingdom, Iceland, Finland, Brazil, Panama, Peru, Bolivia,
Uruguay, Paraguay , El Salvador, Mexico and Argentina.
"We are grateful for the confidence of CIBELAE and WLA at ALEA to develop
this seminar and active collaboration of the WLA to achieve the common goal to
state lotteries that all funds raised are destined for health, education and
social action. This is an opportunity to exchange useful experiences for all in
order to continue to grow for the benefit of our community, "said Monaco.
Then, Luis Gama, President of CIBELAE and the Uruguayan National Direction of
Lotteries and Quinielas stressed the vision of contribution of the public and
private sectors in the seminar, with the presence of experienced and renowned international
officials. He also thanked the hospitality of ALEA, the companies involved and
wished everyone a fruitful seminar. "Good morning, everyone and a happy
seminar, ” he said.
The presentations began on "State Lottery Safety Procedures and Rules: How
to guarantee them in their processes?", by Luis Capua, professor of
security, with extensive experience in international companies and management
systems in Government projects. Capua talked about Information Security in
Standards 27001.
Silvio Vivas, General Manager of the Entre Rios Institute for Financial
Assistance to Social Action (IAFAS), detailed the implementation of security processes
for each area of the administration body. He highlighted the key values of
IAFAS: " With factors such as continuity, versatility is achieved in all
processes, given the dynamism of the demands."
Then it was the turn of "Information Technology Risk (IT) ” in charge of Dr.
Carlos Bachmaier Johanning, VP of Security and Risk Management WLA; PDGRyCN of
SELAE, Spain; while continued other presentations with cases of fraud and
breach of security measures and their consequences.
Source: GMB
