From fraud prevention to identity verification: Know your customer and spot the fraud

Document: Published Feb 12, 2019

According to Experian’s 2019 Global Identity and Fraud Report, consumers are willing to give more data for a perceived value - security and convenience.

In this paper, we take a brief look back at where fraud prevention started and explore the evolution our industry must embrace to balance business growth with consumer safety and security.

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