Compliance · Indian Regulatory
Payment infrastructure, tested where it's exposed.
The obligation
What ATM & POS Security Audit asks of you.
ATM and POS infrastructure sits at a genuinely unusual intersection of physical and network security: PIN-block handling and card-data protection follow PCI PIN and PCI DSS-adjacent rules, network segmentation has to isolate the ATM/POS estate from the broader corporate network, and physical resilience against skimming devices and terminal-level malware is tested as rigorously as anything on the network side. Banks and payment processors running ATM fleets or POS networks are expected to audit all three layers together, not treat them as separate line items.
How TriNetra maps to it
TriNetra's infrastructure PTaaS engagements for ATM/POS clients scope network segmentation testing and terminal-facing application testing side by side, with findings and remediation tracking on the standard 7-state finding lifecycle so a bank's security team can prioritize terminal-level fixes against the same severity model used for the rest of its estate.
ASM provides continuous visibility into any ATM/POS management interfaces that end up exposed to the internet — a surprisingly common finding in fleets managed across multiple vendors.
Keep evidence current between audits with Continuous Controls Validation.
Ready when you are
Bring your framework. Leave with a plan.
Tell us which regulators govern you. We'll show you — on live platform data — exactly which modules produce the evidence each one asks for.