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Understanding Social Engineering Fraud: From Psychological Traps to AI‑Driven Fraud

Social engineering scams may start with a phone call from someone impersonating a loved one, claiming to need your help. Or it might be an urgent email that appears to be from your boss. Or a text message from a government agency warning you about a hefty fine you didn’t expect. According to a 2023 report from the Federal Trade Commission, these scams have already cost US consumers $12.5 billion in losses.

Dan Holmes

What is Enterprise Fraud Management (EFM): Strategies and Emerging Trends

If you want to secure your house from intruders, your first move would be to lock your door, right? It’s a smart first step. But determined criminals aren’t easily deterred.

Andy Renshaw

GenAI Fraud: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Stop It

GenerativeAI (GenAI) isn’t a buzzword. In just a few short years, it has transformed from a radical new concept to a widely used practice across multiple businesses and industries, including financial services. Unfortunately, criminals are among the adopters adding GenAI techniques into their methods. Losses from GenAI fraud could reach $40 billion by 2027, according to projections by Deloitte.1 

Anusha Parisutham, Senior Director of Product at Feedzai, focuses on enhancing financial crime detection and risk operations through scalable platform and AI solutions.Anusha Parisutham

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Turning Compliance into Profit: How AML Solutions Deliver ROI

Innovative AML solutions are turning compliance from a cost center into a driver of savings and efficiency, delivering measurable returns on investment.

Image of Karin Yuklea, financial crime and AML expert at Feedzai.Karin Yuklea

TrustScore: Real-time AI-powered Network Intelligence

Fraud is constantly changing. Unfortunately, creating new models to tackle new threats takes a lot of time and effort. Thankfully, ...

Robert Harris

Scaling Smarter: Jack Henry’s New Age of AI-powered Financial Crime Defense

Financial institutions today operate in a pressure cooker. In addition to escalating fraud threats, they’re also faced with evolving regulatory ...

Brandon Rusboldt, Phong Rock

TrustScore & TrustSignals: Unlock Seamless Transactions for Acquirers

As the old saying goes, knowledge is power. This is especially true in the fight against fraud for merchant acquirers. ...

Bruno Terroso, part of Feedzai's Product Marketing team, educates financial institutions on effective risk mitigation strategies to combat financial crime.Bruno Terroso

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What is Fraud Detection for Machine Learning?

Explore the key benefits of machine learning solutions, how the technology is being applied in different industries, and key steps organizations can take when partnering with a vendor.

Jaime Ferreira, Vice President of Risk & AI at Feedzai, leading fraud prevention and anti-money laundering efforts.Jaime Ferreira

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Fraud Tools Aren’t Just a Cost, They’re Your Next Growth Driver

Fraud prevention is often treated like duct tape on a leaking pipe: patch up the holes, hope for the best, and try not to flood the boat. It’s a necessary cost. But what if we’ve been looking at it all wrong?

Nir Moatty

What Is Bot Detection: Tools, Techniques & Ways to Prevent Against Bot Attacks

Bots have become an integral part of many customers’ everyday routine. Chatbots and virtual assistants, for example, facilitate interactions with businesses, financial institutions, and banks. But while some bots are designed to help, others are designed for harm. These malicious bots can create fake accounts, steal sensitive information, transfer money quickly, and more. 

Stuart Dobbie

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Seamless Middle East: Conference Takeaways Q&A with Tejal Kaur

Feedzai's Tejal Kaur shares her exclusive insights from the Seamless Middle East conference on fraud trends and regulatory changes highlighted at the Dubai conference.

Tejal Kaur

New Account Fraud: How to Prevent & Detect Against It?

Learn new account fraud operates and how businesses can protect their reputations, their revenues, and stop criminals at the front door.

Joao Veiga

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