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With the start of the new year, Auriga wants to provide its perspective on the main trends that will mark the banking sector in 2024 and outline the future challenges for banking institutions and strategies on how to address them. In particular: Assisted self-service: a hybrid approach to banking Banking hubs rollout Conversational AI Cybersecurity
With cyber threats evolving at a breakneck pace ( recently a new ATM Jackpotting attack was reveled, combining shimming and relay attack), new features in Auriga’s Lookwise Device Manager (LDM) are unveiled, amplifying its capabilities in securing ATMs against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. In particular the latest iterations of LDM are engineered with a zero-trust
The ongoing reduction of bank branches has had a strong impact on the accessibility of banking services for communities, especially in remote areas. To ensure access to financial services and optimise branch running costs, shared banking hub initiatives continue to emerge as an alternative. Here is a collection of the most interesting articles published in
Auriga expands its international presence with the appointment of Kelum Dissanayake as new Sales Account & Business Development Manager for South East Asia. Leveraging his 18 years’ expertise in ICT and finance, Kelum will drive business growth, implementing innovative strategies that enhance customers experiences and improve operational efficiencies within financial institutions. Here is an overview of the articles published in the press covering
