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Flexible configuration, duplex, wireless charging, antimicrobial surfaces, branding options, ADA compliant. Safe power for your passengers. Penn Charging Counters can be placed at any height, providing accessible charging to all passengers including Persons of Reduced Mobility (PRM), and counters meet ADA standards. The Charging Counters carry duplex receptacle, USB port and wireless charging disc options. With the choice of non-illuminated and illuminated graphic blades and scratch resistant surfaces, our charging counters are ready to enhance the customer experience. Charging Counter Datasheet With branding / advertising surface options meant to stand out, graphic blades conveniently draw attention, allow for branding options, lets users know of its charging capabilities, and provides monetizing opportunities. View all charging solutions here . For more information, please email sales@parabit.com , or fill out our contact form here .

If you have traveled through Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) recently, you would have noticed that Terminal A has had a significant refresh – new concessions, upgraded restrooms, eye-catching artwork, and brand-new digital displays. As of January 2023, the new terminal debuted to the public and is a vast difference from its original state. The article Newark Int’l builds new Terminal A on Airportimprovement.com states, “ The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns EWR, reports that the new 1 million-square-foot Terminal A is wowing passengers and tenants alike. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns EWR, reports that the new 1 million-square-foot Terminal A is wowing passengers and tenants alike.” The article also notes, “Authority officials describe the facility as a “state-of-the-art gateway to the world with an elevated passenger experience and a modern, 21st-century facility that delivers superior amenities.” James Heitmann, director of Aviation Redevelopment for the Port Authority, notes that the larger 33-gate terminal increases capacity by 20% and is designed to accommodate 13.6 million annual passengers. In contrast, the original Terminal A was designed for 9 million annual passengers when built, in 1973. ” Parabit contributed to this Terminal refresh with the design, manufacturing, installation, servicing, (and more) of the 7-sided Welcome Center Digital Display that can be found in Terminal A at EWR. Providing a high-impact arrivals experience and delivering an authentic spirit of place, the seven-sided solution supports virtual, digital, and concierge services while connecting passengers to local resources. The article Newark Int’l builds new Terminal A on Airportimprovement.com mentions, “Immersive digital content features New Jersey’s landmarks, art, and innovations through a series of permanent, large-scale multimedia displays. ” To learn more about Parabit transportation solutions, visit the Transportation page here . Email sales@parabit.com or send us a message here .

The Senior Advocate Newspaper added Parabit as a " key player " in the article, Visitor Management Systems Market Research Report 2023-2031 to Witness Huge Growth by 2033 . The articles notes, "The study has identified a potential category that is expected to grow quickly throughout the planning horizon of 2022 to 2031. " To read the full article, click here . To view our Visitor Management solution, click here . Email sales@parabit.com or send us a message here .

The article ATM explosive attacks in Europe rise again on association-secure-transactions.eu stated, “EAST has just published a European Payment Terminal Crime Report covering 2022 which highlights an increase in explosive attacks on European ATMs. ATM explosive attacks (including explosive gas and solid explosive attacks) were up 16% (from 629 to 727 incidents) and attacks due to ram raids and ATM burglary were up 8% (from 447 to 484 incidents).” They also noted, “EAST Executive Director Lachlan Gunn said, ‘This rise in ATM explosive attacks is of great concern to the industry, in particular solid explosive attacks that account for over 60% of the blasts. While extensive measures have already been taken to mitigate the risk of such attacks, each attack creates significant collateral damage to equipment and buildings and can pose a threat to life.’” It's no secret that attacks on ATMs have always been a challenge for financial institutions, and these challenges seem to be rising. There are a few ways that financial institutions can reduce the risk of attacks on their ATMs: 1. Install ATMs through a wall Installing ATMs through a wall inside a fortified ATM lobby reduces the risk and mitigates attack repercussions. 2. Add strong camera surveillance using the Parabit Discreet Camera Enclosures The article, How to Stop ATM attacks on atmmarketplace.com quotes Kristen Williams, assistant VP of administrative services, financial operations department for One Nevada Credit Union, “’Aside from the extensive camera coverage and alarm systems with a duress code built into the alarm key pad, our servicing team is a third-party cash handler that is armed when at the machine for cash swaps and deposit pulls.’” Let’s back up to where Kristen mentions extensive camera coverage. Does your financial institution have camera surveillance covered? If not, check out the Parabit Discreet Camera Enclosures here . Enclosures are available with different mounting options for maximum flexibility to support analytics, biometrics, access control, and more. Place cameras in ideal locations for best facial imaging such as door mullion, countertops, walls, frames, and bollards. Low profile and small format options give you discreet surveillance that can be placed at eye level. Discreet Camera Enclosures accommodate all miniature cameras from any manufacturer. View our 3. Install Parabit Access Control Hardware and Software Using the Parabit Access Control hardware and software, NFC and magnetic stripe card holders identified as suspicious or considerable risk can be denied access or allowed access. Allowed access supports dispatching law enforcement to confront or arrest the suspicious person. View our Retail Customer Access Control solution here. For more information or a quote please email sales@parabit.com or send us a message here.

Skimming threats include reader tamper, cable cut, physical or RFID skimmers, and reader replacement. Parabit is celebrating 10 years of preventing Debit/Credit Card Skimming at over 15,000 ATM/ITM Lobbies and Remote Banking facilities globally, as well as detecting and prohibiting loitering and improving customer safety within your 24 hour banking facilities . As stated on FBI.gov , “Skimming occurs when devices illegally installed on ATMs, point-of-sale (POS) terminals or fuel pumps capture data or record cardholders’ PINs. Criminals use the data to create fake debit or credit cards and then steal from victims’ accounts. It is estimated that skimming costs financial institutions and consumers more than $1 billion each year.” As noted in kioskmarketplace.com, Businesses that deploy ATMs should streamline all the data they collect into one comprehensive, centralized system that provides the most up-to-date inventory of fleet devices, hardware and software components. Proactive protection will not only aid in detecting threats in real-time to stop bad actors from manipulating data, but also ensure that businesses are prepared to discover new threats sooner and implement protections quicker. In honor of Identity Theft Awareness Week, as supported by The Federal Trade Commission , Parabit is featuring our Retail Customer Access Control Solution . For 27+ years we have been at the forefront of retail customer access control systems for ATM / ITM / night drop lobbies, tellerless branches, branch meeting rooms, and more. Our patented ACS technology is in 23 of the top 25 retail financial institutions in the US and is perfect for lobbies, storefronts, access doors, and any other facility that requires secure access. From remote door locking and contactless card access readers to full branch transformation turn-key solutions, Parabit has the hardware and software systems to remotely monitor and manage your facilities. Parabit’s patented SkimGard® Technology is engineered to detect virtually all skimming devices discovered and investigated by law enforcement and FI’s. Skimming threats include reader tamper, cable cut, physical or RFID skimmers, and reader replacement. The design also helps resist shimming. SkimGard® Technology integrates with all alarm panels, video recorders and ATM out-of-service inputs. Parabit’s MMR® (Multi-Media Reader) is already the class-leading, industry standard for ATM lobbies and vestibules. The introduction of the MMR® 2.0 brings with it additional features and flexibility to further enhance the user experience, including SkimGard® Technology. See all card readers and other Access Control products here. View Parabit’s SkimGard® Datasheet here. Email sales@parabit.com for more information. Conact us to ask a question, or see a demo.

Booth # 317 Hello, my name is Robert Iraggi. I'm Business Development here at Parabit Systems. And we're very excited about going to the upcoming IAHSS show I-A-H-S-S, for the healthcare industry, seeing customers in person, everything from end users who actually run facilities as well as the integrators and other service providers that do the work there at the special facilities. Healthcare, obviously, is a very, very, very big, big market here in America, we have for profit healthcare, so it's a big competition, one hospital versus another, I think amenities and obviously Doctor qualifications and anything that can make one hospital better than the other, especially in a big city with this competition for patients is very, very important that they can keep their their in their their gear, and their equipment up to spec in our industry here with Parabit with self service, and security items, it's being cutting edge and top of the technology ladder is very, very important to make sure that everything works correctly and that patients as well as people visiting those patients feel safe and secure. So I think it's going to be more and more competitive as time goes on in this industry. And we'd really need to be at the top of the game and show how our products helped make these facilities more safe and secure. Parabit is going to be showing a lot of different products at the IAHSS show in Nashville. We're excited to push all of our kiosk solutions or security and for getting people safely in and out of the facility to make sure they are credentialed with proper documentation, badges and ID we also do discreet camera enclosures. We do courtesy phones, all different kinds of products that handle security as well as self service devices. patients as well as the people visiting them again need to feel safe and secure and know that our products will help them to take care of their needs as they go through their experience at hospitals and medical facilities.

(Bellmore, NY – April 2, 2023) Parabit and Teleportivity are pleased to announce a formalized partnership joining two leading organizations to advance the deployment of hardware and software communication capabilities in the North American market. The relationship will bring together Teleportivity’s award-winning blend of digital and human connection capabilities with Parabit’s hardware and technology integration services. With aviation projects in various stages of development, the Parabit Teleportivity tandem is positioned to deliver leading-edge technology to support key industry focal points mitigating human capital constraints, improving equitable and accessible resources, and enhancing the passenger journey. Teleportivity, a global organization garnering numerous awards from several of the world's top industry associations and events, continues to serve as a disruptor, creating connection solutions for the modern age of communication. Global security giant ISC West last week again awarded best-in-class technology for the Fonecom product release incorporating a groundbreaking integration with ChatGPT. Adam Gottlieb, Teleportivity founder, and CEO/CTO stated “Parabit is an important relationship for our organization. Uniquely positioned culturally and through their hardware and software capabilities and integration services, they’re an incredible complement to our communications solutions and equipped to support an aggressive growth trajectory.” Parabit will be supporting the Teleportivity software with stock and custom hardware solutions, integration services, as well as remote and onsite support throughout the United States. Rob Leiponis, President & CEO of Parabit added, “we’re thrilled to expand our relationship with Teleportivity and together drive meaningful change in the aviation space. Additionally, we see tremendous value to complement our significant presence in the US retail banking market, and to further develop shared alignment in healthcare and other industry verticals.” About Parabit : Parabit is a leading global provider of innovative security and self-service hardware and software solutions. Known for superior quality, reliability, and durability, Parabit’s range of capabilities includes product design, software design, and development, engineering services, prototyping, manufacturing, integration, logistics, installation, reporting, and service. With a rich tradition of performance excellence in public deployments, turn-key solutions secure facilities and transform the customer experience. For more information on Parabit and its partners please visit: https://www.parabit.com/ About Teleportivity : Teleportivity creates connection solutions for the modern age of communication, blending the efficiency and scale of digital with the power of the personal touch. For more information please visit: https://teleportivity.com/ MEDIA CONTACTS: Parabit : Vanessa Bogan – 516 387 0863 | vanessa.bogan@parabit.com Teleportivity : Adam Gottlieb – 628 888 0679 | adam@teleportivity.com

Learning to adapt to the changes has been the saving grace for banks using ATMs. As technology surges into 2023, people whom frequent ATMs are beginning to see a drastic change in the machine’s technology. This comes from the pressure of constantly evolving technology and innovation. ATMs were put into the market in the 1960s, and by the 1980s, it was stated to be a new level of technology. However, as the world changes with the growth of credit cards and mobile forms of payment, ATMs are becoming increasingly less used. In fact, as stated in The Boss Magazine’s article The Second Life of ATMs , “More than 40% of Americans rarely even make purchases with cash, and people who deposit checks do so remotely on their smartphones.” Without the need to dispense cash or deposit checks, how will ATMs survive? Learning to adapt to the changes has been the saving grace for banks using ATMs. Obtaining higher retention rates with their customers has become easier to manage with their new personalization features for ATMs. New technology has allowed banks to know what a customer frequently purchases, tracking their frequent spending habits, which will allow banks to offer coupons based on said purchases. According to the article, ATMs and Branches Still an Important Part of Today’s Consumer Banking Experience from wave2locator.com, “The added payment choices being pushed into the marketplace are creating more payment choices without eliminating their predecessors.” Banks have also invested in VTMs or ITMs, which are video or interactive teller machines. These have all the regular features of an ordinary ATM, except they use a video link that takes you to a human teller who can then walk you through difficult transactional processes. ATMs have also been implemented with security features including facial recognition and other biometric features that will overall reduce fraud. If you’d like to know more about biometric and facial recognition technology, make sure to visit Parabit’s Access Control Mounts & Posts page to learn more about the custom-designed mounts available for Biometric and Access Control readers. With the adjustment of technology also comes the adjustment of the physical aspect of ATMs. Some banks have taken the initiative to switch to tablet-style ATMs in branch lobbies, with quick cash deposits and functions. The main purpose? The project is a “reinvention of the ATM to integrate ATMs into the mobile-digital world and to set up a new wave of innovation and investment in our industry through this dynamic ecosystem,” ATMIA CEO Mike Lee said to The Financial Brand, stated in The Boss Magazine’s article The Second Life of ATMs . The article , Are ATMs a Dying Technology? from atmmachines.com mentions, “Digital forms of payment continue to grow, but the use of cash remains relatively stable, with close to 20% of all payments in the U.S. still made with physical fiat currency. The ATM is more than a single piece of hardware — it is an endpoint device that delivers a series of benefits to a consumer, such as convenience, brand awareness, access to service, and contactless function.” Although technology has risen to a new level in the past decade, banks continue to keep ATMs a major player in the game. If you’d like to learn more about the products and services we offer for ATMs, visit the Parabit ATM & ITM Enhancement page. For more information, please email sales@parabit.com , or fill out our contact form here .

LaGuardia continues to build and expand, helping to enhance the passenger experience as they modernize one of the key points of entry to the great New York area. This week, Kathy Hochul announced that the plan to build an AirTrain to LaGuardia Airport is over. This is announced after the cost of the project rose to $2.4 billion, which is 5 times what the original estimate was. According to 1010 Wins’ Article Plan to build Airtrain to LaGuardia officially over: Hochul , This project started in 2015, when former governor Andrew Cuomo agreed to build the Airtrain. The original cost was estimated at $450 million, but after his resignation, as well as opposition from officials and the community, it was put on hold. After review from newly elected governor Nancy Hochul, along with the panel of transportation experts, they decided on Monday that increasing bus transportation and adding a shuttle was the best option. Some experts suggested expanding the subway from Midtown to LaGuardia, but engineers were unable to find a way to build a subway extension that was possible. Although this is disappointing to some, LaGuardia continues to build and expand, helping to enhance the passenger experience as they modernize one of the key points of entry to the great New York area. Check out our LaGuardia Welcome Center video below to see the open, modular, programmable, supervised Welcome Center Parabit built for Delta Terminal C at LGA. For more information, please email sales@parabit.com , or fill out our contact form here .

By integrating facial and fingerprint recognition, as well as multi-factor identification terminals, the Biometric Access Control Systems authorize or deny individuals to enter the premises based on if their biometrics are in the system or not. As noted in the article, The Latest Trends In Biometrics For Access Control (2023 Advancements) , on securityinformed.com , “The latest biometric trends will see contactless security measures become the norm. With advancements in cloud biometrics and digital IDs, the latest technologies will continue to allow for new and innovative security solutions.” If you don’t know what a Biometric Access Control system is, it’s time to jump on this new innovative technology. These systems optimize security and safety while enhancing the customer experience. By integrating facial and fingerprint recognition, as well as multi-factor identification terminals, the Biometric Access Control Systems authorize or deny individuals to enter the premises based on if their biometrics are in the system or not. This technology can be used to control entry into specific rooms, floors, or buildings. Additionally, the article, The Latest Trends In Biometrics For Access Control (2023 Advancements) , on securityinformed.co m , notes that the five biggest upcoming trends in Biometric Access Control include the following: 1. Cloud Biometrics 2. Multifactor Authentication 3. Contactless Biometrics 4. Ethical Biometrics 5. Digital IDs As noted in the article, Physical access control: Survey reveals new deployment trends on securitymagazine.com , “Mobile access has moved to the forefront but without diminishing the continuing relevance of traditional credentials and physical badges, despite their vulnerabilities.” The article goes on to say, “32% of respondents said they were actively using mobile IDs, and 30% said the same about biometric technology, including fingerprint, facial or iris solutions. Many who have not already adopted these modern technologies intend to do so: 17% said they planned to upgrade, or are in the process of upgrading, to biometric access control, and 19% said the same about mobile technology upgrades.” If you are moving into the Biometric Access Control world, or if you are already there and are looking for options to mount your device, Parabit offers a range of biometric reader mounts and posts to provide a practical solution to securely mount Biometric devices, while improving safety and security, and enhancing the customer experience. See all mounts and posts here . For more information, please email sales@parabit.com , or fill out our contact form here .

The addition of contactless security products to enable better remote controls of facilities such as robotics has become, as we've all seen, has become very popular. Good afternoon. This is Robert Leiponis from Parabit Systems. Really looking forward to meeting our partners, our clients and new customer relationships at the ISC West Show in Las Vegas. We're seeing a significant amount of deployment of biometrics and cameras to enable AI deep learning to supervise threats, as well as retail applications where you're utilizing those cameras to monitor customer usage of facilities as well as bottlenecks in terms of customer and visitor flows. The addition of contactless security products to enable better remote controls of facilities such as robotics has become, as we've all seen, has become very popular. And some of the products that we're bringing that we're very excited about is our retail access control. We just won the last of the top 15 financial institutions in the US, very proud of that for the Parabit team. We have a significant number of commitments between this year and next year to roll the product out with the addition of our facility sensors for monitoring, loitering, human presence, detection of people that have potentially fallen or laid down and within a facility. Visitor management solutions that we provide have become a very popular solution amongst our partners. We're software agnostic, so we partner with all the major visitor management solutions that are available today. The mounts that we've made for our biometric readers has become very popular. And very looking forward to seeing everybody at ISC West, have a safe trip out. Look forward to meeting everyone. Visit the Event Minisite to discover our solutions, or book a meeting here . For more information, please email sales@parabit.com , or fill out our contact form here .

Parabit is the industry standard in access control and is excited to announce the release of the ACS-2 controller for ATM lobbies. The introduction of this system brings new features that improve security and customer safety. The ACS-2 is US UL Listed and FCC Part 15, Subpart B, Class A Certified.