Mobile esports and digital gaming platform Mobile Premier League (MPL) has received certifications from six independent global security organisations for its player-first efforts. With seven layers of security, MPL has emerged as India’s most-secure gaming platform. Out of these seven layers of security have been given by six independent global security organisations after a meticulous review of the company’s security practices and policies.
Security certifications received by MPL
The latest recognition MPL received is the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification, which affirms the security and efficiency of its games, systems, and services across various domains, which includes customer data as well as infrastructure.
In addition to ISO, MPL has also been accredited by Indian and global organisations, including Arthur D’ Little, SHIELD, AIGF, iTech Labs and RedHuntLabs.
Other security accreditations:
Security certifications received by MPL
The latest recognition MPL received is the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification, which affirms the security and efficiency of its games, systems, and services across various domains, which includes customer data as well as infrastructure.
In addition to ISO, MPL has also been accredited by Indian and global organisations, including Arthur D’ Little, SHIELD, AIGF, iTech Labs and RedHuntLabs.
Other security accreditations:
- MPL’s security initiatives have been recognized by international consulting firm Arthur D’ Little which reviewed the company’s compliance processes with respect to user verification Standards, player protection, responsible gaming, financial integrity, conflict redressal, advertising and promotions, among others.
- The gaming platform also has received the
SHIELD Trust Certification , awarded by SHIELD, a global risk intelligence company. With a trust score of 95.95%, MPL is the world’s first multi-gaming company to acquire this certification. - Industry body AIGF, led by former
Supreme Court of India Judge J. Vikramjit Sen, awarded MPL with the ‘AIGF Approved Games Certification’ after scrutinising the skill games offered by the platform. This certification highlights MPL’s commitment to adhering to applicable laws, regulations, and the AIGF Skill Gaming Charter. - MPL’s commitment to fair play is reinforced by iTech Labs, the world’s leading testing and certification laboratory for online gaming systems, which awarded the platform certifications for its ‘no bot’ policy and peer-to-peer gameplay.
- Additionally, the ‘Random Number (RNG) Certification’ from iTech Labs affirms the unpredictability, non-repeatability, and uniform distribution of card sequences in MPL’s card games.
- Taking a proactive approach to security, MPL conducts annual third-party audits, with the most recent audit conducted by London-based cybersecurity solutions provider, RedHuntLabs. These audits ensure the resilience of both MPL’s product and infrastructure against vulnerabilities, showcasing the platform’s commitment to staying ahead of evolving cyber threats.
The company also runs a Global Bug Bounty program where external security researchers can report any valid security vulnerability in MPL’s system and get a reward up to Rs 10 lakh. It also was the first gaming company in India to preemptively ban over a million accounts for fraud.
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