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Gaming solution designers and engineers from AISG will be on hand to provide guidance on the latest in casino surveillance technology and implementation
AISG will provide gaming security expertise from its booth at the event

American Integrated Security Group (AISG) will exhibit at the “biggest casino surveillance event of the year” this February at the World Game Protection Conference (WGPC) in Las Vegas.

AISG will provide gaming security expertise from Booth #3M at the WGPC trade show, to be hosted this year by the M Resort Las Vegas from Monday-Wednesday, Feb. 24-26. WPGC is an annual international conference and expo focused entirely on casino protection that is attended by casino owners and staff, security managers, tribal commissioners, regulators, investigators, and more.

Gaming solution designers and engineers from AISG will be on hand to provide guidance on the latest in casino surveillance technology and implementation. AISG provides gaming security solutions to meet all levels of need, including: migrating and/or improving a current system, installing a new system, or building as part of new construction.

Many of the industry’s largest gaming institutions and security providers trust AISG which is why AISG regularly attends industry trade shows like WGPC, said Director of Large System Sales/Casino Paul Lindsey.

“We’re excited to join WGPC in helping everyone with a stake in casino and gaming security learn more about customisable solutions to meet their various needs,” said Lindsey. “Performance and compliance in gaming security are critical – which is why AISG exceeds federal, state, and local gaming requirements and the expectations of our customers, as well.”

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