Surveillance, staging, and fraud life cycle

Document: Published Feb 14, 2019

In this paper, we will explore the activities that make up this part of the account-takeover life cycle, and how collecting and analyzing data from across your business can help identify your good customer before fraudsters can ever get into accounts. Finally, we will give you five ways to reduce fraud impacts and protect your business and customers.

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