21 May | The Focus Rooms
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As the threat of opportunistic lone-wolf fraudsters persists, the industrialization of fraud presents an even greater risk. With the advent of fraud farms and Generative AI, the goal posts for fraud prevention have shifted dramatically. From synthetic identities that evade traditional verification to deepfakes that subvert authentication, the fraud landscape has changed forever. As the scale and complexity of fraud threats develop, businesses need to integrate fraud signals from multiple tools to mitigate these risks effectively.
At this event, we will explore the key challenges and opportunities in the current environment and why the adoption of ML-based, orchestrated fraud decisioning is no longer a choice but a necessity for businesses to stay ahead. By combining different signals, businesses can connect the dots from multiple fraud data points for a more accurate overall decision.
Join us in collaboration with ICFP on Wednesday, 21 May at the Focus Rooms, Sandton where we’ll discuss some of the fraud prevention trends, challenges and priorities highlighted by this research as outlined in Experian’s Fraud Report.
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