The Secure Cash and Transport Association Applauds the Legislative Progress of the Payment Choice Act

The Payment Choice Act passed the House of Representatives in a historic bipartisan vote 224-198.
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U.S. House Committee Votes Favorably For Payment Choice Act

U.S. HOUSE FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE VOTES TO KEEP CASH STRONG FOR AMERICA’S CONSUMERS AND BUSINESSES
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The SCTA Conference Marks 10-Year Anniversary with Return of Frank Abagnale as Keynote Speaker

Renowned cybersecurity and fraud prevention expert, bestselling author, and subject of Catch Me If You Can, Frank Abagnale will engage attendees in a fast-paced Q&A session on cybercrime.
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SCTA Statement in Support of Industry Relationship with Law Enforcement

The Secure Cash and Transport Association issues a statement affirming its commitment to strong relationships between law enforcement and the armored transport industry.
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Griffin, Inc. Acquired by Smith Transportation Equipment (STE)

The joining of these two industry-leading companies, separated by less than 5 miles, harkens back to the glory days of American ingenuity and craftsmanship.
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Resources

CIG Circular 66 – FASTCash ATM Cash Out Campaign (TLP:WHITE)

Treasury is providing this Circular to inform the financial services sector about newly identified HIDDEN
COBRA activity involving a cyber campaign targeting retail payment system infrastructure. This Circular includes an overview of the activity, details of the fraud scheme, technical analysis, and detection and mitigation recommendations.
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CIG Circular 72 – FASTCash ISO 8583-Specific Windows Malware Identified (TLP:WHITE)

Treasury is providing this Circular to inform the financial services sector about newly identified malware associated with FASTCash activity first described in CIG Circular 66 – FASTCash ATM Cash Out Campaign. This Circular includes an overview of the malware, file details, malware analysis, and detection and mitigation recommendations. Activity associated with FASTCash should be given the highest priority for enhanced mitigation and reported to the FBI or DHS National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC).
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