The Evolution of Scams and
How to Protect Your Customers
With the right strategy and intelligence, it's possible to turn the tide on bad actors
Scams are now an unfortunate and pervasive part of our everyday lives. In spite of awareness campaigns to educate consumers and technology-based interventions such as online alerts and multifactor authentication, scammers bilked consumers worldwide out of more than $1.026 trillion dollars.1
In this paper you will learn about:
- How technology and other factors have opened the door for scams
- The complexity of scams and how they can hide in plain sight
- How to protect customers by addressing four critical points of vulnerability
In the eBook, The Evolution of Scams, we look at how the rabbit hole got so deep and explain how you can better protect your customers from being swindled.
Fraud & Identity in Focus:
How Can Data Networks Help Fight Scams
In this video, Rob Woods, Director of Marketing Planning at LexisNexis® Risk Solutions, explores the escalating challenges firms face as fraudsters leverage advanced technologies like generative AI and deepfakes to deceive customers.
By harnessing the power of data networks, firms can stay ahead of sophisticated scams and better protect their customers.
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1 https://www.gasa.org/_files/ugd/b63e7d_92ac212a168843219668d5a28510ce16.pdf
2 https://investor.aciworldwide.com/news-releases/news-release-details/app-scams-emerge-top-payments-fraud-threat-fraudsters-changing