ATM news: Bank customers continue shifting to ATMs

The Futurex line of hardware security processors provides a broad range of protection for banking, retail, enterprise security and Internet applications. These products use physically secure hardware-based encryption to protect data such as PINs and encryption keys. Futurex products are used for debit and credit card transaction processing in ATM and POS networks, enterprise-level key management, POS terminal key injection, and to add fault tolerance in networks of security processors.

Gasper - Providing industry leading management solutions for today's ever changing ATM Networks. Gasper's solutions provide everything needed to manage your complex environment.

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Transoft International, Inc. - The OptiCa$h Currency Management system is installed at major banks globally. It effectively minimises daily cash holdings through the entire cash supply chain including all ATMs, branches and vaults.

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System leak compromises debit cards

A system is only as strong as its weakest link - an adage proved true last month when news of the most widespread debit-security breach ever hit the Internet waves. And experts agree the industry can learn a lot from this compromise, suspected of affecting some 600,000 cardholders.

SURVEY: Delivering dynamic ATM services is key driver for network upgrades

The ability to offer modern, dynamic services to customers at the ATM was cited as a key driver by ATM network owners undertaking migrations to the Windows platform, according to a survey published by London-based Level Four Software.

Shredding kiosk takes on identity theft, privacy worries

RealTime Shredding wants to make business-class shredding available to individuals and small companies. But will consumers be willing to take sensitive documents to a kiosk?