Home Communication News Back New search Date Min Max Aeronautics Automotive Corporate Cybersecurity Defense and Security Financial Healthcare Industry Intelligent Transportation Systems Digital Public Services Services Space Cybersecurity GMV collaboration with Europol in its ATM cyberattack guide 03/11/2015 Print Share The European Police Office (Europol), a law enforcement agency to combat organized crime, has drawn up an awareness-raising guide called “Guidance and Recommendations regarding Logical attacks on ATMs”. To create this guide and confront this problem Europol has cooperated closely with the European ATM Security Team (EAST), a group of which GMV is a member.The guide draws on the knowledge, experience and consultancy of the cybersecurity experts of GMV and the other EAST members, establishing a series of countermeasures and a set of indicators to flag any cyberattacks. The guide is made up by three chapters, the first describing the modus operandi of the attacks (offline & online), the second explaining how to mitigate ATM cyberattack risk and install lines of defense, and the last how to identify and respond to these cyberattacks. The document will also be regularly updated as cyberattacks evolve to make sure it keeps pace with events. GMV has been providing companies and institutions with technological cybersecurity solutions and services since 1993, building up a wealth of knowledge and experience along the way and developing inhouse products like checker ATM Security. Checker has now become the market-leading ATM security product, protecting nearly 90,000 ATMs in over 15 countries around the world. Major finance and insurance companies therefore turn to GMV to ensure such a critical aspect as the cybersecurity of their systems and information networks. Print Share Related Cybersecurity GMV awarded a prize by SIC magazine for its three-decade track record and contribution to the cybersecurity sector Cybersecurity 26th International Information Security Workshop 14 Nov Cybersecurity From car hacking to AI pentesting, GMV breaks new ground at IT-SA