Security News & MediaPresented ByDiebold Nixdorf
Japanese bank to use biometric system based on vein recognition at ATMs
August 29, 2004
Computerworld: Fujitsu Ltd. has received orders from two Japanese banks for its biometric security system based on vein pattern-recognition technology. The…
read nowIrish troops may help move cash stockpiles caused by ATM security impasse
August 29, 2004
The Irish Examiner.com: The Irish government may be asked to deploy troops to help banks move millions of euro that have accumulated in branches due to an…
read nowBarclays to fight ATM fraud with screen messages
August 25, 2004
Finextra.com: Barclays Bank has outlined plans to stem rising levels of ATM fraud and is urging its customers to be extra-vigilant when using machines. Earlier…
read nowPittsburgh area account numbers compromised; new ATM/debit cards issued
August 23, 2004
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - At least 2,500 customers of Pittsburgh-area banks are being issued new ATM/debit cards after MasterCard International alerted them…
read nowGASA intros cyber security manual
August 22, 2004
CAPE TOWN, South Africa and BROOKINGS, S.D. - The Global ATM Security Alliance (GASA) has published a best practice manual for general cyber security.
read nowI-S Cubed appoints CFO
August 18, 2004
SAN JOSE, Calif. - I-S-Cubed Inc. (iS3), a provider of cryptographic key management solutions for network-connected devices such as ATMs, has appointed Ramesh…
read nowJapanese man sues banks over fraudulent ATM withdrawals
August 18, 2004
Japan Today: A 64-year-old man sued two banks on Aug. 19 for allegedly failing to prevent cash withdrawals from his accounts by someone using fraudulent ATM…
read now7,000 South African ATMs need to be upgraded for EMV
August 17, 2004
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -- South African banks are upgrading their ATMs and merchant point-of-sale terminals to accommodate the EMV…
read nowMore strange-but-true ATM news
August 15, 2004
Recent strange-but-true ATM-related news includes an incompetent forklift operator, Japanese thieves who tunneled their way to the money and a fat lady who…
read nowIrish ATM security dispute appears no closer to resolution
August 15, 2004
Business World: Unions and management at Brinks Allied will meet on Aug. 16 at the Labour Relations Commission in a bid to resolve the dispute that has…
read nowDiebold acquires security systems integrator
August 15, 2004
NORTH CANTON, Ohio - Diebold, Incorporated (NYSE: DBD) has acquired Antar-Com, Inc., a electronic security systems integrator headquartered in White Plains…
read nowAustralian bldg. society adding Diebold ATMs with integrated security features
August 15, 2004
NORTH CANTON, Ohio - Australia's largest building society, Heritage, plans a $1.2 million refurbishment of its fleet of ATMs that includes the first-ever use…
read nowTidel EPP receives Visa approval
August 11, 2004
HOUSTON - Tidel Technologies, Inc. has received a letter of approval from Visa International atttesting that the Encrypting PIN Pad (EPP) model used in the…
read nowGuns, ammo seized in raids on gangs involved in Irish ATM thefts
August 10, 2004
Irish Examiner.com - Police investigating ATM delivery robberies seized guns, ammunition and the keys to 30 vehicles during several raids in Finglas, Dublin…
read nowTransaction processor intros wireless ATM monitoring system
August 10, 2004
LAS VEGAS - Transaction processor SPN Processing Network (SPN) has partnered with DPL Group to provide GPRS wireless communication for ATM transactions and…
read nowVisa delays PED testing requirement
August 9, 2004
Less a week before a new ATM security requirement that called for PED testing at approved labs was to take effect, Visa decided to defer it. Visa wants time to…
read nowHyosung EPP gets Visa approval
August 9, 2004
SEOUL - Nautilus Hyosung says the Encrypting Pin Pad (EPP) on its ATM products has been certified as being compliant with new security requirements from Visa…
read nowBank of Ireland boosting security to thwart bold ATM thieves
August 5, 2004
Bloomberg.com: Irish police are hunting thieves, dubbed "The Hole in the Wall Gang," who have tried to steal ATMs throughout Ireland's southeast by using an…
read nowTriton gets Visa approval for EPPs on all of its ATMs
August 5, 2004
LONG BEACH, Miss. - Triton's Encrypting PIN Pads (EPP) for its Triton Mako, SuperScrip, 9100, 9700, and 9600 Series ATMs have been certified as being compliant…
read nowN.J. trio charged in ATM heist
August 5, 2004
Star-Ledger: Three Newark, N.J.residents -- one of them a former employee of Loomis Fargo -- were arrested by the FBI on Aug. 5 and charged with stealing…
read nowSubscribe
Get the latest news and resources from ATM Marketplace.
