Making identities personal

Recent statistics reveal a direct connection between employee identity theft and business vulnerabilities. Compromised employee credentials can be a common entry point for fraudsters and putting your organization’s cybersecurity at risk. 

• Up to 80% of cyberattacks leverage identity-based attack methods, and many breaches stem from phishing attacks targeting employee login details
  
• The average cost of a data breach was $4.88 million in 2024, the highest average on record.
  
• Cyberattacks are becoming more common, striking 4,000 times per day.

A top bank struggled to efficiently stop evolving fraud attacks. Fraudsters incurred unnecessary expenses as they worked downstream in the bank’s onboarding flow, with some even beating the bank’s defense’s entirely. After implementing behavioral analytics, the bank was able to detect attacks 4x faster and stop sophisticated attacks that their other tools couldn’t.

Key Results:

• 4x faster fraud detection resulting in a 30% reduction in digital onboarding costs
• Effective detection of modern attack strategies that bypassed other fraud mitigation tools
• 40% of manually approved fraud cases identified as risky by NeuroID

Overwhelmed by evolving fraud attacks and a heavy reliance on manual reviews, a leading credit union turned to NeuroID’s behavioral analytics to spot advanced fraudsters and stop attacks in real time.

Key Results:

• Improved top-of-funnel fraud detection, reducing fraud losses, false positives, and unnecessary step-ups
• Decreased manual review workload, freeing up over 40 hours a month for customer service and growth initiatives
• Real-time detection of attacks, providing improved protection and confidence in fraud mitigation capabilities

Experian's 2025 Future of Fraud Forecast reveals five emerging fraud threats that could challenge businesses and consumers in 2025.

Key insights:

• This year’s predictions show that fraudsters will continue to double down on the digital landscape and leverage Generative AI (Gen AI) to commit sophisticated crimes at a rapid pace.
  
• Half of consumers surveyed said they are concerned about conducting activities online.
  
• 75% of companies cite cybercrime as a top concern.