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Security isn’t a feature we add. It’s what we start from.

ATM security is a stack of layers. Any one of them, left alone, is incomplete. Public documentation stays at architecture — not at implementation that would help an attacker.

Physical security

LAYER 01

Reinforced housings, locking mechanisms, tamper sensors, and enclosure design intended to resist both opportunistic theft and coordinated attack.

Device security

LAYER 02

Controls at the terminal: authenticated software, protected interfaces, and device-level integrity checks.

Encrypted communication

LAYER 03

Messages between a terminal and core systems travel encrypted, with no plaintext operational data in transit.

Network security

LAYER 04

The fleet connects through controlled channels designed to limit exposure and isolate abnormal traffic.

Monitoring

LAYER 05

Continuous visibility of machine state, connectivity, and irregular physical or operational events.

Threat detection

LAYER 06

Anomaly detection flags unusual activity — a forced door, an odd pattern, a dropped connection — as it happens.

Operational controls

LAYER 07

People, process, and access discipline around how the network is watched, serviced, and changed.

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