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The iProov Threat Intelligence Report 2024 describes how technologies have accelerated the digital arms race between threat actors and those who stop them.
Fraudsters continue to evolve, with technology making it easier to get started and thrive, Sift's new Digital Trust and Safety Index shows.
Organized crime groups are exploiting gaps in detection technology to orchestrate financial fraud on a massive level simultaneously across multiple businesses and geographies. The result? Actual fraud rates are multiple times higher than reported
Real-time payments systems have globally increased the threat of related fraud. Will FedNow follow the trend?
Sift’s Fraud Industry Benchmarking Resource (FIBR) lets fraud professionals see how their business’ security tools stack up against the competition.
FedNow's launch is imminent and there seems to be a whole lot of confusion about what it means - Here's all you need to know.
While statistics vary year by year, there was a 79 percent increase in document fraud in 2022. Such a number doesn't come as a surprise to Inscribe fraud analyst Daragh McMeel. A rise in fraud rates often occurs when the economy travels an uncertain and difficult path.
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Fraud is rising, and with real-time payments taking an ever greater hold of the financial system, faster ways to combat are needed.
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The importance of liveness detection was one positive development arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s an essential feature of a biometric-based security strategy, iProov chief product and innovation officer Joe Palmer said.
Fraud is a significant challenge for lenders, impacting both operational efficiency and financial stability. Legacy methods for detecting fraud are proving to be inadequate in the face of new techniques, so AI-powered detection is needed.