Kaspersky beta launches cloud-based platform to combat cheating in e-sports

Kaspersky announces the first step in protecting fair play in e-sports with the introduction of a beta version of its new platform, Kaspersky Anti-Cheat, to help tournament organisers combat in-game cheating. This new cloud-based offering integrates through the API of e-sports platforms and provides real-time cheat detection in addition to automated reports for players who have the ability to make disciplinary decisions on the rule-breaker.

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