Fraud & Identity
Experian is excited to be chosen as one of the first data and analytics companies to enable access to SSA data for verifying identity against the Federal Agency’s records.
Experian has been named one of the 10 participants, and only credit bureau, in the initial rollout of the SSA's new eCBSV service.
Digital channels create convenience for consumers. However fraudsters prey on inexperienced or low-bandwidth teams without appropriate fraud tools.
A new free photo editor has taken the internet by a storm, offering an AI-powered image-altering application that allows users to see their “future self.”
Synthetic identities can run several levels deep and be so complete that you don't find them until they reach collections
You can try to prepare for the unexpected. But with fraud, you need to expect that there are trends, technology and tactics that can help and hinder
The best online experience balances security and convenience. Technology and innovation is allowing businesses to give the maximum potential of both.
There's currently an outbreak of breach-fueled credential stuffing. Billions of stolen usernames/passwords have been compiled and available to criminals
Our 2018 study uncovers several important lessons learned from companies that have found success to prevent data breaches.
Regulatory trends, risk mitigation and customer trust are all critical to fintech fraud risk strategies and were discussed at a recent Experian panel.
How can fintech companies ensure they’re one step ahead of fraudsters? Kathleen Peters discusses how fintechs can prepare for success in fraud prevention.
It’s the holiday season, and we’re prepared for holiday fraud. Our team monitors FraudNet to identify anomalies as millions of transactions occur this month
Criminals constantly search and exploit weaknesses. In this digital age, protecting people fuels our commitment to identity protection and fraud prevention.
Children are attractive victims since fraud that uses their personal identifying information can go for years before being detected.
The MOBILE Act authorizes a standard for banks to scan and retain information from driver’s licenses and id cards as part of online onboarding process.