Program Announced for ATM & Payment Security 2017

Largest security conference for the industry will be held 19‘th – 20‘th September 2017.

ATMIA today launched its conference programme for the industry body’s 17‘th consecutive annual ATM security event, called ATM & Payment Security 2017.

“Since we personally founded this international ATM security conference back in 2001, it has grown from strength to strength each year to become the most original, authentic, largest and most important security summit in the industry,” said Mike Lee, CEO of ATMIA. “For our 20‘th anniversary year, ATMIA has put together the strongest speaker line up at a security event in our industry in recent times.”

“ATM & Payments Security 2017” takes place between 19‘th–20‘th September 2017 at the Tower Hotel, London. Organisations and regulatory bodies confirmed as speaking include: the European Central Bank, Kaspersky Lab (Europe), Citibank, Reserve Bank of Australia, LINK Interchange Network, EURICPA, Microsoft, Spinnaker, TMD, Dutch Payments Association, MasterCard International, Access Cash, ATMIA, UL, Oberthur, SICPA, Smartwater Technology, The Royal Mint, DFR Risk Management Ltd, International Currency Association, AGIS Consulting, Secure Remote Payment Council (USA), ThetaRay and RBCG.

“As a not-for-profit trade association and as the only international ATM industry body, ATMIA’s events plough proceeds from our conferences, including this one, right back into our tireless, year-long ATM industry work, including advocacy, education, security best practices and important security committee work,” Lee added. “Since we’ve been at the forefront of global ATM security for well over a decade, we can claim to be presenting the true and original industry security summit. Other security events cannot match this USP nor our track record in providing security best practices for all levels of ATM protection since 2003.”

Jointly produced with conference partners, Reconnaissance International, ATMIA is expecting massive international attendance at the event.

Topics this year, covering all levels of ATM, payments and cash security, include:

• Cyber Security Trends in Financial Services
• Defining Security Excellence for the Future of ATMs
• Big data analysis & ATM security
• The Security of Polymer Banknotes – an Australian Perspective
• Cash and card trapping trends in the UK: an industry response to low-tech attacks
• Global Trends and Innovations in Note Degradation Systems
• UK ATM crime: the critical role of industry collaboration in halting global fraud migration
• The success story of how forms of payment fraud are being countered in the Netherlands
• The launch of anti-money laundering industry best practice for ATMs
• Software Development Kit and Mobile App Security Best Practices
• Overview of ATM physical attacks trends (smash & grab/ torching/ Grinding/ gas & solid explosive) throughout Europe/ Africa/ North & South America and the major counter measures
• Ensuring a more robust and efficient cash cycle through a theft deterrence system as well as banknote authentication and recycling
• Cyber Security for ATMs
• Case Study of a counterfeiting syndicate
• Security pros and cons of merchant cash replenishment
• Current ATM security best practices
• Enhancing security for Cash in Transit services
• ATM security in the coming Internet of Things
• Robots in Cash Centres
• Cloud Security
• Security and Innovation Linked
• An in-depth review of Biometric security
• The role of forensic taggants in enhancing cash security
• Cash and Crime – distinguishing myth from reality
• The security of the new £1 coin
• Security testing in the ATM industry
• A central bank’s view of note degradation
• Security Assessment of Smartphone Payments
• The top ATM security trends to look out for up to 2020

“It’s a sensational line-up for an industry we love and which is turning 50 this year; I invite you to come and make ATM & Payments Security a milestone in cutting-edge global security education,” Lee concluded.

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