To detect and fight fraud, government relies on identity proofing. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) defines identity proofing as a means “to establish the uniqueness and validity of an individual’s identity to facilitate the provision of an entitlement or service.”

We partnered with GovLoop to share how to implement a modern, effective identity proofing strategy at your government agency.

A risk-based approach to agency identity proofing: Experian's lessons learned and best practices for government agencies.

Fraudsters are continuously looking to capitalize on new opportunities. Businesses need to implement an effective fraud and identity solution to prevent sophisticated attacks and balance fraud detection with ease of interactions. Watch this on-demand webinar to learn more about the impact of recent and rising fraud trends and how the proper investment in technology can help businesses mitigate credit risk and fraud while enhancing the consumer experience.

U.S.-based financial institutions have recently reported an increase in fraudulent activity across a range of accounts and lifecycle stages. Most notable are the trends in account takeover, demand deposit account and new account fraud, all of which are exploiting addressable weaknesses. What’s the best way to prevent these types of fraud? It starts with implementing the right tools.