Webinar: Top security gaps in tribal casinos: What physical pen testing reveals by Wipfli

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About This Webinar

For tribal casinos, cybersecurity goes far beyond firewalls and vulnerability scans.

While many organizations focus on internal and external penetration testing, physical penetration testing is often the missing link — and where some of the most critical security gaps are uncovered.

In this interactive webinar, Wipfli cybersecurity professionals will share lessons from physical penetration testing engagements with tribal casinos.

You’ll hear real-world examples of how attackers bypass physical controls, where security programs commonly break down, and the most common security mistakes we see across tribal environments.

We’ll also explore how physical penetration testing helps validate whether your security controls are truly working — not just documented.

Agenda

How physical penetration testing complements internal and external testing.
Lessons learned from physical penetration engagements with tribal organizations.
Common security gaps affecting tribal casinos and operations.
How tabletop exercises bring key stakeholders together before, during and after testing.
Practical steps tribes can take to strengthen physical, technical and procedural controls.

Presenters

Tom Wojcinski

Partner

Tom Wojcinski is a partner in Wipfli’s cybersecurity and technology management practice. He specializes in helping organizations reduce and manage the risks to modern technology and information systems. In today’s business environment, customers, trading partners, regulators and employees expect continuously available and secure information systems. To help meet this expectation, Tom works with clients to increase the security, availability, and recoverability of their information assets.

Tom leads a variety of engagements designed to help improve organizations’ cybersecurity posture, including cybersecurity risk assessment, control program development and implementation, incident response planning and simulation, vulnerability and penetration testing, security audit, control verification, and managed security services. He is a frequent author and speaker on cybersecurity and information technology (IT) risk management topics.

Chris Janke

Senior Manager

Chris Janke is a senior manager with over 25 years of experience in providing technology consulting services. He helps organizations implement and utilize technology to achieve organizational goals. Chris’s experience includes all aspects of IT service delivery, including planning, scoping, design, migration, configuration, training, documentation, report writing and user adoption.

Chris takes tremendous pride in the work he does and creates personal, lasting relationships with his clients. He believes these relationships establish shared goals that lead to better and lasting outcomes. Clients appreciate that Chris’s solutions, utilizing his past experiences and industry best practices, are tailored to their needs.

Samuel Coutts

Consultant II

Samuel Coutts is a consultant in the cybersecurity advisory practice at Wipfli. He specializes in vulnerability assessments, cloud configuration reviews, and social engineering testing, including deepfake and voice cloning simulations. Samuel communicates complex technical findings in a clear and actionable way to both executive and technical audiences, ensuring clients understand their risk and how to address it. His work consistently aligns with industry standards while adapting to emerging threats.

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