Securing ATMs with Software: Five Strategies
Sponsored by: Triton
Type: White Paper
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When a network is breached, IAD deployers could be liable for millions of dollars. This white paper, sponsored by Triton, discusses five strategies for making sure ATMs are secure via software, including:
- Staying up to date
- Making good use of passwords
- Enabling Message Authentication Codes
- Enabling SSL on TCP/IP machines
- Using remote key management
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