TruthScan, a deepfake detection software, aims to protect both consumers and enterprises from AI-related fraud attacks.

In a market accelerating toward instant payments and open banking, a siloed approach to fraud detection is no longer viable.

What’s driving the rise in digital fraud? The global payments landscape appears more dynamic and complex than ever before. As e-commerce spending accelerates toward an estimated $8.1 trillion by 2028, ...

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A surge in digital payment technologies has been paralleled by an equally rapid increase in credit card fraud. This research field explores multifaceted approaches that combine advanced analytics, ...

Fraud is widespread in the United States and increasingly driven by technology. For example, 93% of credit card fraud now involves remote account access, not physical theft. In 2023, fraud losses ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has propelled the world towards the era of electronic payments, a trend that shows no signs of reversing. At 37.8%, credit cards emerged as the most reported method of payment ...

Incognia's AI-resistant identity signal is gaining significant momentum in industries where real-time trust is critical - including for ride-hailing and food delivery platforms. Incognia now secures ...