ATM security best practices
Sponsored by: Diebold, Incorporated
Type: White Paper
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Because security breaches and attacks are less obvious than physical security breaches, it’s extremely important to implement a logical security system that stops digital crime before it is unleashed to safeguard customers’ valuable information, as well as the financial institutions’ assets.
A strong, reliable firewall is a critical layer of digital security that should be designed to make all possible electronic points of entry invisible to hackers, viruses and worms. The firewall should be coupled with software that can monitor, analyze and authenticate any outside source attempting to make contact with the ATM.
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