ATM Biometric Security”. “ATM biometrics is trending in a time when biometric identification is used almost on a daily basis in society today,” Mike Lee, CEO of ATMIA, explained. “We felt it was time to explore the security dimensions of different kinds of biometrics used these days at many ATMs.” The study was authored by

Banks move away from buying ATM software bundled with hardware Banks around the world are increasingly looking to separate ATM hardware and software purchasing, according to RBR’s new study ATM Software 2016. For many years, ATM deployers tended to use the application software that was delivered with the hardware, but the increasing complexity of the

Kaspersky Lab announced that its experts investigated how cybercriminals could exploit new biometric ATM authentication technologies planned by banks. While many financial organizations consider biometric-based solutions to be one of the most promising additions to current authentication methods, cybercriminals see biometrics as a new opportunity to steal sensitive information. For years, ATMs have been in

Cardtronics Chief Executive Officer Steve Rathgaber commented: “Our proposed combination with DCPayments will enhance our global presence by adding Australia as an anchor market in Asia-Pacific, in addition to New Zealand.  It also would grow Cardtronics’ existing ATM estates in Canada, the United Kingdom and Mexico.  The combination will further position us to be the

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Two thirds of western European ATMs use multivendor solutions RBR’s new study ATM Software 2016 reveals that ATM deployers’ multivendor* software projects comprised nearly 1.2 million machines by the end of 2015. This represented 40% of the world’s 2.9 million “bank-grade” ATMs. The largest country market in absolute terms is China; Brazil ranks second, reflecting