Introduction As U.S. data privacy laws for financial services tighten, are you ready to make compliance a competitive edge? Financial institutions face challenges with federal (GLBA, FCRA) and state (CCPA, VCDPA) laws, urging them to enhance their privacy frameworks. It’s about protecting personal financial and consumer data, empowering clients, and building trust. This article explores strategies for
Here are some key insights: 1. The Black Friday & Cyber Monday boom Black Friday and Cyber Monday have evolved into global shopping phenomena, generating record-breaking sales each year. 2. Shopper trends Consumer behavior during the holiday season reflects the growing dominance of online shopping: 3. The fraud epidemic: A holiday hazard The holiday shopping
Don’t miss the chance to explore the latest trends and gain actionable insights essential for combating fraud and protecting your business. Download our Identity Fraud Report 2024 Online fraud is a rapidly growing threat in the United States, with criminals increasingly using deceptive tactics to trick victims into harmful actions. These actions often result in financial
1. Document fraud – a growing danger Document fraud is one of the biggest dangers today regarding online fraud. What exactly is the threat – and how can it be prevented? Document fraud is often the type of identity fraud that leaps to mind first – whether it is tampering with an existing identity document
In today’s digital landscape, it has never been more important to secure your business against fraud. Criminals are increasingly sophisticated, evolving their tactics and honing their techniques. According to Europol Spotlight Report, online fraud schemes pose a significant criminal threat within the EU and globally, as online fraudsters generate billions in illegal profits annually, causing
Fraud is stubbornly prevalent and occurs in many forms, both offline and as an internet crime. Criminals often steal and use details from honest customers, such as email addresses, credit card numbers, and other personally identifiable information. Such data can then be used to perpetrate a fraud scheme, such as card fraud for wire transfer
In today’s digital world, it is vital for customers to protect their personally identifiable information and for businesses to prioritize user safety. Indeed, the increase in internet crime, including the use of data breaches (f.e. phishing emails) to obtain personal information such as credit card numbers and email addresses, has severely hampered trust in the
Fraud is a growing internet crime in today’s increasingly digitized world. It can take many forms. The most common scams are email phishing scams, card fraud for sending money and deepfaking. Fraudsters use various techniques to target government agencies or unsuspecting individuals, often collecting personal information such as email addresses, credit card numbers, and other
The Veriff Identity Fraud Report, reveals a 17.9% uptick in fraudulent online activity across all sectors of the economy during the past year, with marketplaces one of the biggest hits within the ecommerce sector. This surge in fraud equates to nearly one-in-ten verification requests seen by Veriff now being fraudulent. The Veriff Identity Fraud Report
Traditional banks have received criticism for an outdated approach to user experiences, from setting up bank check-in and savings accounts using Knowledge-Based Authentication (KBA) to visiting a physical branch to access a range of banking services. In an increasingly competitive financial product services market, customer acquisition remains a key priority, creating an opportunity for challenger
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