The Asian Bankers Association (ABA) is inviting bankers to join the webinar on “ATMs in Asia – thriving in an evolving security environment ” organized by ATMIA (Automated Teller Machine Industry Association) on March 19, 2024 at 4PM Taipei time.

As the security environment of the ATM industry continues to become more complex, it is essential that the industry shares ideas and works together to meet increasingly sophisticated challenges. To meet these challenges, ATMIA’s ATM Security Association (ASA) strategically coordinates industry intelligence for understanding the emerging global threat landscape and designing responses to ongoing criminal activity targeting the worldwide industry.

This one-hour webinar is an excellent opportunity to delve on the ATM industry landscape in Asia and explore key topics of interest for commercial banks such as:

• Who/What ATMIA does
• Key security threats to the ATM Industry regionally and globally
• Emerging protections against threats to ATM networks
• Harnessing new technologies to improve efficiencies in ATM networks
• Global perspectives on the future of cash and payment choice

Presenters:

To register please click HERE.

About ATMIA:

Originally the ATM Owners Association, ATMIA was established in 1997 in the USA as a global nonprofit trade association to promote the growth and usage worldwide; to protect the ATM industry’s assets, interests, good name and public trust; and to provide education, best practices, political voice and networking opportunities for member organizations.

ATMIA, currently located Sioux Falls, South Dakota, is the leading non-profit trade association representing the entire global ATM industry. ATMIA serves more than 9,000 members from around 500 companies located in 70 countries spanning the entire ATM ecosphere, including financial institutions, independent ATM deployers, equipment manufacturers, processors and a plethora of ATM service and value-added solution providers.

If you have questions on the webinar, please contact membership@atmia.com.