Tag: fraud
Preventing account takeover fraud is paramount in today’s digital world. We explore the benefits and considerations of a Defense in Depth strategy.
North American consumers’ expectations continue to rise in the wake of COVID-19, with a focus on online security and their digital experience.
Experian was selected as the exclusive partner for identity and fraud verification for the Unemployment Insurance Integrity Center.
Experian's global insights report explores the shift in the volume of online activity and experiences over the past several months resulting from COVID-19.
Pre COVID-19, operations functions for retailers and banks had not consisted of a remote workforce. Now retail and banking have changed for good.
Every few months we hear in the news about a fraud ring that has been busted here in the U.S. or in another part of the world.
Listen in as experts discuss the latest research and insights and how businesses can shape their fraud prevention plan in the short term.
Jim Bander and Kathleen Peters provided insight into how businesses can work to mitigate fraud and portfolio risk during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Now that we’re facing a global crisis, it’s time to reconsider the fraud and identity approach that drove the economic boom that defined that last decade.
The second of a three-part series, mitigating risk and addressing operational challenges are key considerations for a market downturn.
At Experian, we are here to help consumers understand how the credit reporting system and personal finance overall will move forward during the pandemic.
We surveyed more than 6,500 consumers and 650 businesses worldwide about their identity and fraud priorities for our 2020 Global Identity and Fraud Report
Exploring some of the top trends for the financial services industry going into the new decade from data and decisioning to fraud and customer experience.
Credit ghosting refers to the theft of a deceased person’s identity. According to the IRS, 2.5 million deceased identities are stolen each year.
Synthetic ID fraud is the fastest-growing type of financial crime in the US. The best offense means detecting synthetic identities before they're in place.