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Full NIST SP 800-161r1 Table Secure Software Supply Chain Working Group’s Docs Read Attachments NIST-SP-800-161r1-Full-list-Table-.xlsx	December 16, 2022	December 16, 2022	NIIST
NIST Recommendations For Software Supply Chain Security: GBA Secure Software Supply Chain Working Group’s Docs Read Attachments NIST-Recommendations-For-Software-Supply-Chain-Security_-GBA.pdf	December 16, 2022	December 16, 2022	NIIST, Software Supply Chain Security
Secure Software Supply Chain Working Group Aims and Motivations Secure Software Supply Chain Working Group’s Docs Read Attachments Secure-Software-Supply-Chain-Working-Group_-GBA.pdf	December 8, 2022	December 8, 2022	presentation, Secure Software Supply Chain
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Coleman changed the description of the group Global Gaming from “The Global Gaming Working Group is a GBA initiative focused on advancing trusted, transparent, and innovative gaming ecosystems through blockchain, artificial intelligence, digital assets, esports, education, and emerging technologies.

The group meets every Wednesday at 1:00pm New York Time. If you are GBA member, log in and visit the calendar link: https://gbaglobal.org/events/global-gaming-working-group-2/?gde=2026-08-19 (only for logged in members)

The group explores how gaming can serve as a practical adoption layer for the broader GBA mission helping people understand, experience, and trust blockchain-enabled systems through interactive products, simulations, quests, tournaments, digital ownership, and gamified education.

Our work focuses on trusted game economies, player protection, digital identity, tokenized assets, esports integrity, gamified learning, AI-powered tools, BMM readiness, anti-fraud mechanisms, market intelligence, and responsible innovation across Web3 and traditional gaming.

For game studios, Web3 projects, AI builders, and infrastructure companies, the group provides a pathway to showcase solutions, test ideas, improve credibility, explore BMM readiness, connect with partners, and build trusted gaming and digital economy use cases.

For GBA members, the group creates practical opportunities to participate in pilots, webinars, demo days, working sessions, educational programs, member showcases, cross-working-group collaboration, and real-world implementation initiatives.

For investors, sponsors, and ecosystem partners, the group offers visibility into emerging gaming, AI, blockchain, esports, and digital asset opportunities, with a stronger focus on trust, risk awareness, user adoption, and institutional credibility.

For educators, public-sector stakeholders, and community leaders, the group helps turn complex topics such as blockchain, digital ownership, AI agents, certification readiness, and online safety into accessible learning experiences through games, simulations, quests, and esports formats.

Gerard changed the description of the group Global Gaming from “The Global Gaming Working Group is a GBA initiative focused on advancing trusted, transparent, and innovative gaming ecosystems through blockchain, artificial intelligence, digital assets, esports, education, and emerging technologies. The group explores how gaming can serve as a practical adoption layer for the broader GBA mission helping people understand, experience, and trust blockchain-enabled systems through interactive products, simulations, quests, tournaments, digital ownership, and gamified education. Our work focuses on trusted game economies, player protection, digital identity, tokenized assets, esports integrity, gamified learning, AI-powered tools, BMM readiness, anti-fraud mechanisms, market intelligence, and responsible innovation across Web3 and traditional gaming. For game studios, Web3 projects, AI builders, and infrastructure companies, the group provides a pathway to showcase solutions, test ideas, improve credibility, explore BMM readiness, connect with partners, and build trusted gaming and digital economy use cases. For GBA members, the group creates practical opportunities to participate in pilots, webinars, demo days, working sessions, educational programs, member showcases, cross-working-group collaboration, and real-world implementation initiatives. For investors, sponsors, and ecosystem partners, the group offers visibility into emerging gaming, AI, blockchain, esports, and digital asset opportunities, with a stronger focus on trust, risk awareness, user adoption, and institutional credibility. For educators, public-sector stakeholders, and community leaders, the group helps turn complex topics such as blockchain, digital ownership, AI agents, certification readiness, and online safety into accessible learning experiences through games, simulations, quests, and esports formats. By combining gaming, AI, blockchain assurance, and GBA’s trust-focused standards culture, the Global Gaming Working Group seeks to make gaming a powerful engine for adoption, education, certification readiness, member value, investment visibility, and trusted digital economies.” to “The Global Gaming Working Group is a GBA initiative focused on advancing trusted, transparent, and innovative gaming ecosystems through blockchain, artificial intelligence, digital assets, esports, education, and emerging technologies.

By combining gaming, AI, blockchain assurance, and GBA’s trust-focused standards culture, the Global Gaming Working Group seeks to make gaming a powerful engine for adoption, education, certification readiness, member value, investment visibility, and trusted digital economies.” to “The Global Gaming Working Group is a GBA initiative focused on advancing trusted, transparent, and innovative gaming ecosystems through blockchain, artificial intelligence, digital assets, esports, education, and emerging technologies. The group explores how gaming can serve as a practical adoption layer for the broader GBA mission helping people understand, experience, and trust blockchain-enabled systems through interactive products, simulations, quests, tournaments, digital ownership, and gamified education. Our work focuses on trusted game economies, player protection, digital identity, tokenized assets, esports integrity, gamified learning, AI-powered tools, BMM readiness, anti-fraud mechanisms, market intelligence, and responsible innovation across Web3 and traditional gaming. For game studios, Web3 projects, AI builders, and infrastructure companies, the group provides a pathway to showcase solutions, test ideas, improve credibility, explore BMM readiness, connect with partners, and build trusted gaming and digital economy use cases. For GBA members, the group creates practical opportunities to participate in pilots, webinars, demo days, working sessions, educational programs, member showcases, cross-working-group collaboration, and real-world implementation initiatives. For investors, sponsors, and ecosystem partners, the group offers visibility into emerging gaming, AI, blockchain, esports, and digital asset opportunities, with a stronger focus on trust, risk awareness, user adoption, and institutional credibility. For educators, public-sector stakeholders, and community leaders, the group helps turn complex topics such as blockchain, digital ownership, AI agents, certification readiness, and online safety into accessible learning experiences through games, simulations, quests, and esports formats. By combining gaming, AI, blockchain assurance, and GBA’s trust-focused standards culture, the Global Gaming Working Group seeks to make gaming a powerful engine for adoption, education, certification readiness, member value, investment visibility, and trusted digital economies.” a day ago

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