Jul 28, 2022
Las Vegas, NV, United States - July 28, 2022 —

The American Sweepstakes Network has administered and implemented contests, game promotions, and sweepstakes for the U.S.A.'s biggest marketers for over 30 years. The team's experience is simply uncopiable — although, some have tried. With the rise of fraudsters attempting to impersonate companies and scam customers, the company has tightened its cybersecurity belts and implemented brand-new hacking mitigation plans to keep clients safe.
From enhancing the verification system to staying on top of PCI regulations, The American Sweepstakes Network is more secure than ever before.
Fraud Prevention and Instant Code Verification
Sweepstakes fraud isn't new, but as the world becomes ever digital, it's common to see an alarming increase in dishonorable companies.
Red flags like Greendot Cards and MoneyGram should always be avoided, and The American Sweepstakes Network has made it its core mission to ensure customers report any of these transaction requests to the US Fraud Report database ww.usfraudreport.com and or directly to our legal department.
Additionally, the team has included an instant code verification system to further enhance its ongoing cybersecurity efforts. If you've received a claim code that allegedly identifies you as a prize winner, simply input the number and hit "Verify."
The Company-Wide Hacking Mitigation Plan
Company impersonators and computer hacking go hand-in-hand. While many have fallen prey to several cyberattacks, the team is committed to enhancing security and protection and thus offering a new lease of life.
By employing an effective hacking mitigation plan, users can rest easy knowing their sensitive information is safe.
The American Sweepstakes Network began by conducting a risk assessment, acknowledging the vulnerabilities that allowed unauthorized individuals into the system.
Identification led to fixing the common vulnerabilities before trying to tackle the more complex problems through firewalls, improved data encryption, antivirus software, and network access controls. At this stage, the cybersecurity team also enhanced its PCI DISS compliance to exceed current standards.
Next, the company improved its incident response plan so employees at every level know exactly how to act should threats occur. From data breaches to complete system takeovers, the American Sweepstakes Network team is ready for anything.
Finally, the company implemented protocols and systems to ensure traffic is constantly monitored through its network.
Safe, Secure Sweepstakes
Through their consistent proactivity toward hacking mitigation, fraud response, and cybersecurity, The American Sweepstakes Network has company impersonators never win. The team is proud of decades of experience and can't wait to offer the nation safe, secure sweepstakes for many years to come.
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Organization: American Sweepstakes Network
Phone: 702 487 3779
Website: https://www.americansweepstakes.net/
Release ID: 89079123
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