Our patent-pending Suspicious Activity Notification provides a vendor agnostic solution with an added defense that gets to the root of today’s threats and any other suspicious activity.
ATM | ITM jackpotting, skimming, cash-outs, and other fraud have been a huge issue for financial institutions. Criminals are constantly developing new ways around existing defensive measures such as anti-skimming kits, top hat locks, and alarms. SAN integrates with RemoteView to address and defend against these threats.
Smart Camera:
Loitering, vandalism, and fraudulent activity are detected with camera analytics and algorithms. Real-time notifications with surveillance footage can be sent to evaluate the threat and determine if the ATM should be taken out of service.
Dispenser Shut Down:
If Smart Camera is triggered or tampering is detected with the ATM, Dispenser Shut Down remotely disables power to the dispenser to prevent jackpotting. The Dispenser can then be re-enabled remotely if no threat is present.
Fraud Detection Engine:
Collect, Detect, and Remediate. Advanced analytics are used to determine if suspicious transactions are taking place at the ATM. The ATM can be taken out of service automatically to prevent additional transactions.
Bluetooth Recognition:
Detect foreign Bluetooth and wireless signals that may indicate a criminal has installed a transmitting device on an ATM | ITM.
Case Management:
Manage, track and share your surveillance video, police reports, images and other docs pertaining to a case from a centralized web interface.
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Industry Disrupter: Cook Security Group’s patent-pending Suspicious Activity Notification (SAN) recently nailed a fraudster, then gift wrapped the video for law enforcement using Cook’s user-friendly Case Management tool via Cook Command Center.
ATM Jackpotting, Skimming & Malware attacks The RISK and ISSUE: A group of sophisticated ATM thieves continues to target Stand Alone ATMs across the Western US by “jackpotting” the ATM of its cash. In addition to “jackpotting”, thieves also attach various devices, which include skimmers as well as other types of fraudulent devices at the ATM.
