RubyPlay, a leading multi-studio iGaming development provider, has been awarded the internationally recognised ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, highlighting its ongoing commitment to compliance and operational excellence.
ISO 27001 is regarded as the leading global standard for information security management. Its rigorous requirements reinforce robust cybersecurity, data protection and risk-management practices, and it is widely trusted by regulators across multiple jurisdictions.
Receiving this certification demonstrates RubyPlay’s dedication to maintaining the highest standards of security while supporting its long-term strategy to expand into regulated markets worldwide.
The accreditation is also a foundational requirement for entry into several key jurisdictions, further strengthening the company’s position as a leader in information security and cyber best practices.
The accomplishment builds on RubyPlay’s momentum following recent market launches and regulatory approvals in North America and other strategic regions. As the company continues to expand via its new multi-studio ecosystem, being ISO 27001 compliant ensures that RubyPlay’s partners, and their players, benefit from a secure, reliable and future-ready operational environment.
Amanda Slonzon, VP of Compliance and Regulatory Strategy at RubyPlay, said:
“Receiving ISO 27001 certification is a testament to the hard work of teams across RubyPlay, in particular the collective efforts of our Compliance, Operations and Engineering teams, whose tireless work and dedication were instrumental in reaching this milestone.
“This achievement reinforces our unwavering commitment to maintaining best-in-class security and compliance standards as we scale globally. Our partners and regulators place immense trust in us, and this accreditation not only validates our practices but strengthens the foundation on which we continue to innovate and grow.”
Editorial Comment
RubyPlay’s ISO 27001:2022 certification arrives at a strategic inflection point as the supplier pushes into North American markets where security credentials aren’t optional—they’re table stakes. The timing suggests this was a calculated prerequisite rather than a voluntary upgrade.
The reality is that in jurisdictions like Ontario, New Jersey, or pending Brazilian regulation, ISO 27001 compliance is increasingly non-negotiable. RubyPlay is essentially announcing they’ve cleared a mandatory hurdle, not achieved competitive differentiation. For operators evaluating content partnerships in regulated markets, this moves RubyPlay from “working toward compliance” to “ready for integration.” It’s administrative progress dressed as innovation—necessary, but hardly transformative in a sector where cybersecurity failures can be catastrophic.
