ANTI-FRAUD TECHNOLOGY ADVANCES TO PROTECT INDIVIDUALS, COMPANIES IN THEIR VIRTUAL LIVES
January 1st, 2018
TARGETING online fraud as businesses, government and consumers increasingly conduct business and transactions via the Internet is an increasing priority for anti-fraud technology providers.
Real-time identification of potential frauds is a key focus of new systems developed and released in the past year. These enable companies to scour and monitor even global networks of big data to spot suspicious activity and enable clients to block fraudulent transactions.
Social media users, holiday package providers, CCTV users and online gamers have all benefited from new ...
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