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 A Ram Raid Forum A Ram Raid Forum was conducted in November with ATMIA members and proved to be very successful. Det Inspector Murray Chapman from the Piccadilly Task Force (a division of the New South Wales Police) was the guest speaker and he was able to provide some statistical information on Ram Raids. Topics that were discussed:
The New South Wales Police are in the process of finalising legislation that will need to be followed by anyone wanting to install an ATM in New South Wales. As the NSW Police approach the final stages of this document it is the intention of the Police to work together with ATMIA and ABA before getting final approval for this legislation Positive feedback from the members who took part in the forum and look forward to organising another one in 2007. Sydney Conference Check-out ATMIA Conference’s website www.atmiaconferences.com for all the details of ATM Registration is now available for those wishing to attend the conference. The conference will feature panel discussions on direcet charging and preventing ram Raids.
The conference will focus on business efficiency and best practices for the ATM industry in Australia and New Zealand. Hot industry topics like direct charging, Triple DES, preventing ram raids, the migration to Windows XP operating platforms and the resurgence of the idea of ATM advertising as an important revenue source for ATM owners, will feature in the programme. In addition, ATMIA will present international industry training on ATM Risk Management and a contemporary approach to Corporate Governance, launching new online tools for self-assessment and self-education. New global best practices for ATM business efficiency, for protection of the personal bank account and identity of bank customers and for POS security will be unveiled. |
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The ATM Industry Association is a non-profit, member-owned alliance dedicated to the global
advancement, proliferation and protection of automated teller machines. ATMIA is the world’s only
international trade body for the ATM industry with more than 800 members in over 50 countries.
In June 2003, ATMIA established the Global ATM Security Alliance (GASA) (www.globalasa.com) with
the mission to employ global security resources in a united alliance in order to protect the ATM industry
from criminal activity. GASA publishes international security lifecycle best practices and manages
a global ATM crime data management system called Cognito, which includes an online fraud library.
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