Regulations for ATM security are increasing. Learn how to protect against card and currency fraud, logical threats and physical threats.

To secure a legacy ATM portfolio, it's important to consider hardware, software and connectivity requirements, as well as scalability.

Implementation of new security standards help prevent crime, but can be expensive. Remote key loading offers peace of mind without a major investment.

Remote key loading is inevitable for ATMs, so understanding the basics can help ATM operators improve efficiency and enhance security.

While 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 keeps ATM hardware and software …

Security standards require that keys for ATMs must be changed every 12 months, meaning the old system of manually changing keys is no longer efficient. Remote key loading offers labor savings …

When officials in Chicago wanted to install self-service pay stations throughout the city, they tapped locally operated Pay-Ease, developer of a line of automated-commerce machines. Now the city is …

Triple DES key security has become a priority in the ATM industry. Both MasterCard and Visa mandate a timeline for network compliance; in turn, networks such as Pulse and Star have issued deadlines …

Encrypting PIN pads help multi-function kiosks span the gap between ATMs and self-service.

When Greenlink Technologies needed to bring existing ATMs into compliance with PCI regulations, it turned to BBS Denmark's encrypting PIN pads to avoid the expense of purchasing new machines.

To provide the high level of security and reliability for ATM functions and transactions that deployers require, Pay-Ease turned to BBS Denmark for its reliable encrypting PIN pads.