Identity fraud is one of the most well-known forms of cybercrime, with 15 million Americans experiencing it each year. Still, there is an even more...
Username and password combinations remain the authentication method most commonly used by consumers to access digital financial services accounts. In fact, 64% of consumers still...
The mobile phone, increasingly, is becoming the means through which criminals are impersonating unwitting victims, and stealing from them. The FBI said earlier this month...
A recent PYMNTS study found that 11% of credit and debit card users experienced some form of fraud in 2021, as did more than 5% of consumers using social...
Synthetic identity fraud and phishing scams are growing in complexity and scale, and companies can no longer rely on a single line of defense to...
Fraudsters are growing bolder in their tactics and targets, and fraud prevention experts struggle to keep up. Banks, for example, saw their average monthly volume...
It may seem that the pandemic has spurred new waves of fraudulent activity and more creative ways to lure unwitting victims into parting with sensitive...
In today’s top Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) news, Big Tech got a surprise gift from the Biden White House. Meanwhile, European Commission Executive...
Digital fraud is a constant threat to banks, businesses, government entities and individuals, and its volume and costs continue to expand, despite the best efforts...