Development and Application of Cloud Computing in ATM

There are many issues worth paying attention to in terms of security. The security issue of cloud computing will be a hot spot for the IT industry in the next few years and more. The lack of compliance of cloud computing services with existing security standards and laws and regulations is always safe. Industry attention. Malware threats have further increased in recent times, and security vendors have captured DHCP-based protocols and malware samples specifically targeted at ATMs. As a cheap and efficient way of information storage and processing, cloud computing has become the choice of many companies that focus on reducing the cost of IT operation and maintenance. Here I mainly introduce the development of cloud computing in the ATM field.

ATM's private cloud computing can help solve problems such as ATM theft, security cuts, blow up ATMs with explosives, and robbery cash processing, as this will become a more automated process.

The talk of cloud computing and security over the past few years has prompted the cloud to become more secure. According to the Wall Street Journal, a company seeks protection for data collected by the cloud of the cash dispenser. Diebold is developing a machine that will use the cloud to store information remotely to reduce the risk of data corruption.

Sources said that the number of ATMs around the world will increase from 2.4 million in 2011 to 3.2 million in 2016. And most of the growth will come from India and China, but technologies like this are useful in helping protect sensitive data. Many security experts do not yet know what to consider, but this will be an interesting attempt.