| 2006 ATM Deployer Study |
This benchmarking study provides an in-depth look at the industry's key performance metrics, recent industry trends and developments and deployers' strategies and priorities. NYCE co-sponsored this research, conducted by Dove Consulting, because we believe it offers valuable insights that our clients can use to make the most of their own ATM channel strategy.
For NYCE clients: The full study is available for purchase at a reduced cost of $150. Please log in to InfoManager for additional information, including your free copy of the Executive Summary. If you have questions, please contact participant_services@nyce.net.
For others: The full study is available at a cost of $395. To order, please contact participant_services@nyce.net.
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Best Practices for PIN Encryption |
This article is intended to help you:
- Focus on the "dos" and "don'ts" associated with American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standards and NYCE's Operating Rules for sound key management procedures and security
- Understand your responsibility for safeguarding encryption keys, even if you outsource some tasks to third parties
- Anticipate what you might expect from an audit or security review of your encryption key management procedures
- Align your encryption key processes with bank regulatory requirements
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Preparing for the Industry Adoption of Triple DES |
This article discusses the implications of adopting Triple DES based encryption key management, now required under NYCE Network Operating Rules. This information will be useful in preparing your institution to support Triple DES as required by NYCE and other payment companies. Both of these papers are intended for processor, issuer and acquirer personnel with responsibility for implementations, operations, compliance and audit.
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| ATMs in a Networked World |
The article reflects the findings of market research NYCE has conducted relative to Internet-ready ATMs, and provides insight into the quiet revolution that has connected ATMs to the public data networks. Readers can expect practical tips for evaluating ATM vendor security and for protecting their Internet- connected ATMs.
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Securing your Perimeter: Requirements to Support Debit Bill Payment and A2A Environments |
This publication has been developed to assist acquirers of Debit Bill Payment and A2A transactions (part of the NYCE Enhanced Message Specifications {EMS} product suite) comply with new NYCE Network Operating Rules which require an annual risk assessment effective September 1, 2005.
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| Account to Account Services: Emerging Product Overview (BITS) |
Account-to-account (A2A) electronic funds transfers enable consumer-directed funds flow between consumer accounts. These accounts may be those of an individual consumer located at different financial institutions (FIs), or of different customers within or outside of a single financial institution. Financial institutions are increasingly entering the A2A business. Although still nascent, A2A services are growing in size and complexity.
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| Responding to a Card Data Security Breach |
This article provides information on how issuers can prepare for, and recover from, unauthorized viewing or theft of account holder data, encryption keys and PINs. It offers practical tips that you can include in your organization's fraud incident response and recovery plan. While the best practices included in this paper are not exhaustive, we hope that you'll find them substantive and helpful in your planning.
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