Fraud & Identity Management
In my previous three postings, I’ve covered basic principles that can define a risk-based authentication process, associated value propositions, and some best-practices to consider....
By: Kennis Wong In Part 1 of Generic fraud score, we emphasized the importance of a risk-based approach when it comes to fraud detection....
By: Kennis Wong In this blog entry, we have repeatedly emphasized the importance of a risk-based approach when it comes to fraud detection. Scoring and...
In my previous two blog postings, I’ve tried to briefly articulate some key elements of and value propositions associated with risk-based authentication. In this...
In my last blog posting, I presented the foundational elements that enable risk-based authentication. These include data, detailed and granular results, analytics and decisioning. ...
By: Kristan Keelan Most financial institutions are well underway in complying with the FTC’s ID Theft Red Flags Rule by: 1. Identifying covered accounts 2. ...
By: Kristan Keelan What do you think of when you hear the word “fraud”? Someone stealing your personal identity? Perhaps the recent news story...
The term “risk-based authentication” means many things to many institutions. Some use the term to review to their processes; others, to their various service...
By: Kennis Wong As I said in my last post, when consumers and the media talk about fraud and fraud risk, they are usually referring to...
By: Kennis Wong When consumers and the media talk about fraud and fraud risk, nine out of ten times they are referring to third-party...
By: Ken Pruett I find it interesting that the media still focuses all of their attention on identity theft when it comes to credit-related...
By: Heather Grover In my previous blog, I covered top of mind issues that our clients are challenged with related to their risk based...
— by Heather Grover I’m often asked in various industry forums to give talks about, or opinions on, the latest fraud trends and fraud...
There were always questions around the likelihood that the August 1, 2009 deadline would stick. Well, the FTC has pushed out the Red Flag...
As I’ve suggested in previous postings, we’ve certainly expected more clarifying language from the Red Flags Rule drafting agencies. Well, here is some pretty...