Fraud Fighting Forum for Financial Services: 15% Discount Offer

Until 15th August, 2006, ATMIA is offering a 15% discount on the annual user fee for Cognito's online global crime data management system, fraud reference library and fraud alert system.

Registered users of the web-based global crime data system include Visa, MasterCard, ABN Amro, Bank of America, Bank of Ireland, British Bankers' Association, Lloyds TSB, Malaysian Electronic Payments Systems, LINK Interchange Network, Interac Association, Bankserv, First Data International, NYCE, Pulse EFT, Absa Bank, Standard Bank, First National Bank, Palm Desert National Bank, Nedbank, IBM, NCR, Diebold, Wincor-Nixdorf, Microsoft, First International Bank of Israel, Shell International, Fair Isaac Corporation, Fincen, Fiserv, Fifth Third Bank, Securicor, Securitas, ADT, Keba, Brinks, Wilmington Trust, ACI Worldwide, APACS, APCA, Australian Crime Commission, Bancoestado, CIA, Department of Homeland Security, ForeningsSparbanken/
Swedbank, Hong Kong Police, Metropolitan Police Services, NSW Police Service, PT. Securicor Indonesia, Queensland Police Service, South African Fraud Prevention Services, South African Police Service, TRM Corporation.

Please visit Cognito's home page at http://www.gasa-cognito.com/  Annual corporate users fees for Cognito are $200 USD and provide for multiple user licences for the company joining the system. Save $30 by applying for a licence any time before 15 August. You will receive the following benefits:

  • free use of Fair Isaac's renowned international fraud forum
  • access to over 4,400 recorded ATM crimes
  • access to a Fraud Reference Library containing past fraud alerts, white papers, PowerPoint presentations, security solutions for specific ATM crime types such as skimming, ram raids and ATM phishing, an inventory of ATM crimes and scams,
  • access to the Global ATM Security Alliance's international ATM security lifecycle best practices, including all aspects of ATM security from physical security to ATM cyber security for Windows XP ATMs (see ATM Security lifecycle below)
  • Access to global Fraud Alerts from GASA, ATMIA and Fair Isaac

Help to defeat ATM fraud, which migrates across countries, channels and phases of the ATM lifecycle, by joining this global one-stop web-based, secure system. Once you have used Cognito, you will wonder how you ever managed without it!

Please email Mike Lee, CEO of ATMIA, at mike@atmia.com.


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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 750 members in over 48 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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