Global Sites
White paper: Capturing the digital identity evolution through a layered approach
Created in partnership with One World Identity, this report provides an overview and analysis of the obstacles hindering digital identity management, the ambiguous regulatory landscape and issues with consumer trust. The solution: a layered approach that allows organizations to modernize identity and determine known, verified and unique individuals while also building in services customers want and expect. Click below to download the white paper.
Related Resources
-
White paper: Improving fraud detection by increasing identity layers
Document Published Date: Published Mar 19, 2021The pandemic led financial institutions and fintechs to lean on digital services - an evolution that coincided with unprecedented levels of fraud.
In a new report, in partnership with One World Identity, we explore how digital identity and technologies like machine learning, AI, and biometrics can be the key to addressing fraud attacks and other benefits. Learn more in this white paper.-
White Paper: Fraud Detection in Newly Opened Accounts--Connecting Data Helps Predict Identity Theft
Document Published Date: Published Jul 27, 2012This paper explores how this new weapon helps detect identity theft and other fraud, how data velocity can prove the key to predicting identity theft, and how to still deliver a strong and quick return on investment.-
eBook: The E-Commerce Fraud Enigma: The Impact of Online Transaction Fraud Prevention Efforts
Document Published Date: Published Aug 1, 2022A study conducted in May 2022 by Aite-Novarica Group surveyed 207 large and midsized U.S. e-commerce firms. The research quantifies the impact of online transaction fraud prevention efforts and false declines for U.S. e-commerce and digital marketplace merchants. Download for a snapshot of the study along with key findings.
-
Report: The E-Commerce Fraud Enigma: The Quest to Maximize Revenue While Minimizing Fraud
Document Published Date: Published Aug 1, 2022Aite-Novarica Group’s The E-Commerce Fraud Enigma: The Quest to Maximize Revenue While Minimizing Fraud Report found the average false decline rate is 1.16%. With over $960 billion in U.S. online sales in 2021, lost sales due to false declines total more than $11 billion, a substantial impact for merchants and their customers.
Complete the form to download the white paper.
-
-
-
Share