Fraud & Identity
Gain insight into emerging fraud schemes related to the COVID-19 vaccines and increased use of digital home technologies. Read more!
Preventing fraud losses requires an understanding of the individual fraud types, how they differ from one another, and how this impacts potential solutions.
Since 2002, lenders have been aware of the importance of Know Your Customer (KYC) and the associated Customer Identification Program (CIP) requirements.
Digital transformation has impacted account takeover fraud over the last year, requiring businesses to update their prevention and detection strategies.
Experian created the 2021 Future of Fraud Forecast to help businesses anticipate new types of fraud and prepare and protect consumers on the road ahead.
Learn what synthetic ID fraud is, how it differs from traditional identity theft and how businesses can detect and prevent it.
It’s important to understand the costs and financial benefits associated with a Defense in Depth strategy before implementation.
Preventing account takeover fraud is paramount in today’s digital world. We explore the benefits and considerations of a Defense in Depth strategy.
Experian’s new Data Breach Response Guide can help you defend your network and prepare for a data breach with the latest industry trends.
Experian was selected as the exclusive partner for identity and fraud verification for the Unemployment Insurance Integrity Center.
In Experian’s recent perspective paper, Preventing synthetic identity fraud, we explore how SID differs from other types of fraud and how to prevent it.
The CU Times recently reported on a nationwide synthetic identity fraud ring impacting several major credit unions and banks.
Experian anticipates a tsunami of synthetic identity fraud ahead of the SSA rollout of electronic Consent Based Social Security Number Verification (eCBSV).
Our experts discuss how emerging fraud trends and changes in consumer behavior will have long-term impacts on businesses.
Pre COVID-19, operations functions for retailers and banks had not consisted of a remote workforce. Now retail and banking have changed for good.