SECURING THE NEXTGENERATION BRANCH

Cited Sources: Pew Research Center, Robert Aulebach, an executive for Bank of America in charge of branch and ATM placement.

4. Proper ATM light levels ensure safety and are governed by regulations in 22 states + Washington, D.C.

5. Adaptive anti-skim technology mitigates risk and protects customers’ information

6. Access control measures for ATM vestibules add another layer of security

ATM PROTECTIONATM skimming represents 92% of thecash losses at a financial institution1. High-definition/mega pixel cameras

provide better images and more efficient coverage, improving investigations

2. Security analytics software helps to quickly distill and prioritize relevant video and minimize false alarm rates

3. Performance analytics software helps improve customer service by analyzing dwell and wait times in the branch

7. New, wireless locks work with inexpensive access cards to open entry doors and mitigate the risks of using traditional keys

8. Code automation helps ensure alarm codes stay in the right hands: auto arm/disarm, zone management, auto-delete unused codes

9. Audit friendly reporting for the activities of any individual or of a specific entry point in the branch

ADVANCED VIDEOINTELLIGENCEHelps improve situation managementand customer service

MODERN INTRUSIONDETECTION ANDKEYLESS ENTRYReplacing and re-keying traditionallocks cost a bank $3 million in justone year

51%of American adultsbank online

32%of transactions are madewith a cell phone

BRANCH BANKING IS ADAPTING

THE FOOTPRINT OF NEWER BRANCHES

ARE SHRINKING TO APPROXIMATELY HALF

THE SIZE OF TRADITIONAL BRANCHES

FEWER STAFF WITH BROADER RESPONSIBILITIESMORE IN-BRANCH AUTOMATION

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AND DEPLOYINGINNOVATIVE SECURITYMEASURES

50%of deposits are made atATMs, not at branches

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