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ATMs are often poorly monitored and little logical action is taken to protect the data in them. They are a weak link in a bank’s security system and the most appealing target for cyebercriminals.
How should banks and ATM operators best prevent attacks?
For ATMs, anti-malware technology is just not enough. ATM networks and systems need to be constantly available and so they require greater protection and a different approach.
Here is an overview of the articles published in the press on cybersecurity applied to banking and what banks can do to protect their ATM systems from cyber-attacks.
22/03/2023 Cybersecurity Intelligence Jackpotting Attacks Are Back – But Banks Can Fight Back | |
15/03/2023 Fintech Finance Ground Zero | |
17/11/2022 Finance Derivative Protecting the public’s access to cash with Zero Trust | |
26/08/2022 Top Business Tech How a new generation of digital bank branches are at risk from cyber attack | |
07/07/2022 Finance Derivative Understanding Zero Trust for Self-Service Banking | |
14/10/2021 IBS Intelligence 3 Cybersecurity companies of the European region | |
24/09/2021 Top Business Tech Stopping ransomware attacks before they can take place | |
18/01/2021 Finance Derivative Assessing the current cybersecurity landscape: Cyber-attacks targeting banks | |
21/09/20 Global Fintech and Finance Ensuring ATMs aren’t the weakest link to banking cybersecurity | |
11/09/2020 Banking Newslink The current climate of the cybersecurity environment in banking-a view from Elida Policastro, regional VP–cybersecurity division at Auriga | |
10/08/2020 The Fintech Times Understanding Cyber-Attacks on Banks and the Current Cybersecurity Landscape |
