Mohegan Sun is a place where, after all, even a small transaction-say, a dealer changing a $20 bill for chips at a blackjack table-must be monitored by a supervisor, who is watched by managers, all beneath the constant gaze of a network of digital cameras concealed throughout the enormous facility.
“It’s not a place where we get pushback on new security and privacy measures.” “People are used to that kind thing here,” says Garrow. Nobody thinks twice about it-neither the uniformed hourly worker who diligently searches the case, nor the high-powered senior executive in his dark suit. Every afternoon as he leaves the executive offices at the sprawling Mohegan SunĬasino and Hotel complex in Uncasville, Conn.,Ĭhief information officer Dan Garrow hands his briefcase over toĪ security guard for inspection.
