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Automated teller machines (ATMs) are a specialized form of a
point-of-sale terminal that:
A. allows for cash withdrawal and financial deposits only.
B. are usually located in populous areas to deter theft or
vandalism.
C. utilizes protected telecommunication lines for data
transmissions.
D. must include high levels of logical and physical security.
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Answer: D
ATMs are a specialized form of a point of sale terminal, and
they must have a high level of logical and physical security
for the customer and the machinery. ATMs allow for a variety
of transactions including cash withdrawal and financial
deposits, are usually located in unattended areas and
utilize unprotected telecommunication lines for data
transmissions.
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