Anti-skimming Technology and EMV for the ATMWhile many countries are moving to chip and PIN/EMV, criminals are migrating to those regions that still rely on the magnetic stripe. Understanding the technology that …
 | Community banks and credit unions can make a significant dent in fraud losses by giving cardholders a heads-up where fraud is concerned. This is particularly important in the area of phishing attacks, which are coming fast and furious – and … |
 | Experian's Chris Ryan addressed five major questions about compliance with the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council's recent guidance on banking authentication. What follows are his responses, summarized: What does "layered security … |
| EMV, which stands for Europay, MasterCard and Visa, refers to the chip and PIN payment card technology commonly used in Europe and elsewhere around the world. Credit cards that incorporate an embedded microprocessor chip are far more secure than any … |
| Fraud prevention is a complex endeavor. There is a litany of methods a financial institution can implement to lower or even stop debit card fraud. However, for many it comes down to what the FI can reasonably afford and how that investment meshes … |
 | The world's largest ATM security conference (ATM Security 2011) was held in London last month and it is clear that ATM security is still a major issue. Skimming remains the dominant threat, although losses are falling in most countries. Ironically … |
| In what is considered "the largest identity theft takedown in U.S. history," 111 individuals were indicted for "stealing the personal credit information of thousands of unwitting American and European consumers and costing individuals, financial … |
| Two years ago I asked the question, "When will biometrics break into the big time?" In the intervening period there has been no progress toward global or even national standards for biometrics in retail banking, but that is not to say that nothing … |
| Criminals often target cash machines, as well as various other automated kiosks that dispense DVDs, tickets or other merchandise. They have discovered numerous techniques for compromising these devices. According to the ATM Industry Association, ATM … |
| Consumers enjoy a certain level of protection that business bank accounts do not, and it's called "Regulation E." Limitations on amount of liability—a consumer's liability for an unauthorized electronic fund transfer or a series of related … |
 | It seems as though the good 'ole days of ATMs have faded away with the last episode of the Andy Griffith show. Although Mayberry was a Hollywood invention, I am sure a lot of ATM owners long for the days of a simpler ATM life. In most instances, the … |
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Securing ATMs with Software: Five Strategies
Encryption protocols and remote key management are just two of the tools deployers can use protect themselves from breaches.Type: White PaperSponsored by: Triton -
Fraud Prevention Using Intelligent Video Monitoring
Video surveillance has proven a powerful tool to stop ATM fraud, and a valuable method of reducing expenses and enhancing customer service.Type: White PaperSponsored by: BS/2 -
Remote Key Loading Revitalizes Legacy Terminals
To secure a legacy ATM portfolio, it's important to consider hardware, software and connectivity requirements, as well as scalability.Type: White PaperSponsored by: Cryptera -
The Benefits of Visitor Management/Self-Badging Kiosks
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Facial Surveillance and Other Tactics in Modern Video Security
Theft and fraud continue to plague the banking and retail industries, with increasing creativity and reach. In the banking industry, a surge in ATM and gas pump skimming is being perpetrated by …Type: White PaperSponsored by: 3VR
