Identity-related fraud exposure and losses continue to grow, and the underlying schemes have elevated in complexity. Because it’s more difficult to perpetrate “card present” fraud post chip-and-signature rollout here in the United States, bad guys are more motivated, and getting better at identity theft and synthetic identity attacks.

Fraud is constantly evolving. New technology and complex underground networks mean a rise in criminal sophistication. In response, fraud prevention has become complicated and damaging to the customer experience.

Anti-fraud efforts involving life insurance and disability insurance pale in comparison with fraud-fighting activities in other industries. It’s vital to maintain seamless customer experiences while you strengthen your fraud protection. Learn More

Join OWI host Cameron D’Ambrosi and Experian Fraud & Identity Management Senior Business Consultant Keir Breitenfeld as they discuss the impact of NIST’s latest 800-63-3 Digital Identity Guidelines, and how enterprises are adjusting their digital identity strategies to adapt.