Tag: fraud

5 e-commerce fraud trends, according to Aite Group

With the recent switch to EMV and more than 4.2 billion records exposed by data breaches last year, attackers are migrating to the CNP channel.

New research from the Pew Data Center, regarding how much Americans know about cybersecurity

Florida, Delaware, Oregon and New York were the riskiest states for e-commerce fraud

Adoption of EMV has pressured attackers to migrate fraud to the CNP channel. This is a major driver to the increase in e-commerce fraud attacks.

Legitimate address discrepancies are common, which surprises most. And handling every discrepancy as high risk is expensive & inhibits customer service

Identifying an address as incorrect seems simple. But in reality, address mismatches between an application & credit bureau data aren’t uncommon. Here's how

We’re excited to announce Family Account Management: a new feature that makes it easy to extend identity protection to family and friends.

Internet-connected devices provide endless possibilities, but they rely on technology and collected data to deliver on their promises.

Experian shares five trends and twists coming over the next 12 months, that could push new boundaries and in many cases improve the customer experience as it pertains to the world of credit and finance.

Fraud/cybersecurity are two of the biggest risks challenging organizations and economy. Fraud industry has $500B billion in estimated losses annually

Technology sharing can unlock a more effective strategy in fighting fraud. Experian’s multi-layered and risk-based approach to fraud management is discussed

Experian is recognized as a leading security solution provider for fraud and identity solutions in order to protect customers and financial institutions

The mortgage meltdown and Great Recession have translated into big shifts as it relates to financial services regulations. What's to come with a new administration coming soon?

As we approach the one-year anniversary of the EMV liability shift, we have seen an increase in e-commerce fraud — to the tune of 15% higher than last year.