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New National Network Makes it Easy for Banks, Credit Unions to Fight Fraud Together

Accessing data from shared networks is not a new concept for those who investigate fraud. In fact, the ability to view the velocity of consumer

Podcast: A New Collaborative Way to Stop Account Takeover and New-Account Fraud

Javelin’s September 2020 report, “Identity Fraud in the Digital Age,” drove home (again!) the need for financial institutions to work smarter, faster, and more collaboratively

Podcast: When Hackers Access an Account, Here’s How to Stop Them

Fraudsters are using stolen credentials and software bots to hack into your customers’ accounts. Next, they change account addresses, emails, and phone numbers to cut

Response to COVID-19 Compels Some Consumers to Seek New Banking Relationships

18 percent say they’re on the hunt; this jumps to 38 percent among those primarily using online-only banks, according to a Harris Poll on behalf

Acceleration in Digital Banking Adoption Means More Fraud

When COVID-19 forced Americans to stay at home, many banks and credit unions realized their survival now depended on how well they could serve customers

Insight on New Account Fraud Creating Friction for Banks

Adam Elliott, Kevari founder, wrote an article for ABA Risk and Compliance called, “New Account Fraud Creates Friction for Banks.” Losses from fraudulent new accounts

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