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Published February 21, 2023
Fraud ManagementWith fraud expected to surge amid uncertain economic conditions, fraudsters are preparing new deception techniques to outsmart businesses and deceive consumers. To help businesses prepare for the coming fraud threats, we created the 2023 Future of Fraud Forecast.
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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.
Credit risk, fraud, and compliance have long operated in silos, but forward-thinking organizations are unlocking new opportunities through convergence.
Read our e-book to learn how aligning these critical functions can help you:
Generative AI is transforming fraud at an unprecedented pace — making attacks faster, more sophisticated, and harder to detect.
In this webinar, our fraud experts discuss key trends for 2025 and share actionable strategies to strengthen your defenses.
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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.
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