ATMIA audit collects latest industry trends

August 28, 2005

LONDON - The ATM Industry Association is distributing its annual audit survey, which is designed to highlight strengths and weaknesses in the industry as well…

Montana credit union joins Co-Op Network

August 25, 2005

ONTARIO, Calif. - Montana's Missoula Federal Credit Union has signed an agreement to become the first Co-Op Network member credit union in the "Big Sky State,…

ATMIA launches Web site for Latin America

August 23, 2005

LONDON - The ATM Industry Association announced Aug. 23 the launch of its Latin American chapter's Web site.

GASA publishes first international ATM crime report

August 22, 2005

LONDON - The Global ATM Security Alliance, a division of the ATM Industry Associaiton, has published its first international ATM crime report, highlighting new…

WHITE PAPER: Identifying and Controlling Debit Card Phishing Scams

August 21, 2005

This Fair Isaac white paper, written by Mike Urban, looks at phishing scams and their influence on the growing problem of debit card fraud in the United States.

Fallout from CardSystems breach continues

August 21, 2005

After the security breach at CardSystems, many who previously paid little attention to the card acquiring business are paying attention now.

ATMIA summit to preview 2006 expectations for FIs, ISOs

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Regulations, compliance deadlines and how to tap into new markets are expected to take center stage in 2006, and they're all issues that industry leaders will…

NCR receives EMV Level 2 authorization

August 17, 2005

AUGSBURG, Germany - NCR Corp. is the first company in Germany to receive EMV Level 2 authorization for a Windows-based ATM software program from Germany's…

Professional Photographers of California joins RBS Lynk program

August 11, 2005

ATLANTA - Payment processor RBS Lynk announced in an Aug. 9 news release that the Professional Photographers of California has joined its OneLynk Alliance…

Contactless payments have unique security risks

August 9, 2005

ePaynews: With Datamonitor predicting the market for contactless payment tokens to grow by 47 percent through 2009, contactless smart cards appear to be moving…

Security will be focus of ATMIA ATM Debit Summit

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

August 8, 2005

Security, identity theft, reaching unbanked consumers and the ins and outs of Plus' new ATM operator rules are slated for discussion at ATMIA's September ATM…

GASA aims to separate ATM fraud, identity theft

August 4, 2005

BROOKINGS, S.D. - The Global ATM Security Alliance has moved to dissociate ATM fraud from identity theft in order to clear up public misconceptions which…

Co-Op Network touts N.Y. growth

August 3, 2005

ONTARIO, Calif. - Eighty New York area credit unions have joined Co-Op Network since the end of 2004, including recent additions Hudson Valley Federal Credit…

FSPA drops anti-trust lawsuit against Diebold

August 2, 2005

Diebold's Vectra concept wins design award

August 2, 2005

NORTH CANTON, Ohio - In 2004, Diebold Inc. created a concept terminal that put a "twist" on the traditional ATM - literally. 

Fury over ATM cash fees in UK continues

July 25, 2005

Manchester Evening News: Consumer groups in the United Kingdom have accused the government of complacency over its refusal to restrict the number of…

ATMIA launches global fraud alert service

July 24, 2005

BROOKINGS, S.D. - The ATM Industry Association announced in a July 25 news release the launch of a global fraud alert service that focuses on multichannel…

Visa goes outside industry for new CEO

July 13, 2005

USA Today: Visa USA, the brand behind the nation's largest payment system, named John Philip Coghlan as its new chief executive Monday, ushering in a leader…

Update: Court denies motion for injunction against Diebold

July 11, 2005

NORTH CANTON, Ohio - Diebold Inc. announced July 11 that the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California denied a motion filed by the Financial…

Keeping an eye on the ATM

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Deployers and manufacturers are turning up the heat on security with surveillance equipment and peripherals that detect skimming and card-trapping devices.