An ATM is an unattended computer holding cash and cardholder data. EdgeBastion is engineered to secure that endpoint itself — independent of the transaction path — so the machine can prove it is running trusted software before it ever dispenses a note. It's the hardened foundation beneath the BOSACH intelligence stack.
The endpoint authenticates before the operating system loads — designed so an untrusted machine never reaches a running, cash-dispensing state.
Data at rest on the ATM is encrypted end to end, so a removed or stolen disk yields nothing usable.
Device integrity is verified independently of the transaction path and network, so security doesn't depend on the switch or application being healthy.
Engineered to detect and flag unauthorised changes to the endpoint, giving operators evidence that a machine's software state can be trusted.
A defence layer beneath the application — protection that holds even if the app, switch or network is compromised.
Complements EdgeSentinel monitoring and EdgeSignal-Vision physical detection — endpoint, telemetry and camera security, layered.
Capabilities are described functionally. Detailed technical material is shared under NDA as part of a security briefing or PoC.
Most ATM security focuses on the network and the transaction. But the endpoint itself — the computer in the fascia — is where cash and card data actually live, and where physical and software attacks land. EdgeBastion is designed to make that endpoint provably trustworthy: only authorised software runs, data stays encrypted, and any tampering is caught and flagged. It's the quiet layer that lets everything above it — monitoring, vision, voice, payments — run on a foundation you can trust.
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