Financial fraud is a growing menace impacting businesses of all sizes. In 2023, the FTC reported 2.6 million cases, totaling $10 billion in losses — a billion-dollar increase from the prior year. From credit card fraud to identity theft, these crimes are evolving and hitting wallets harder than ever. Insurance companies are responding with robust coverage in cyber policies. But it's not just about having insurance; staying informed about risks and warning signs is crucial. Learn more about financial fraud here: https://lnkd.in/gx2FvZgt
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📈 2024 Wire Fraud Predictions: What's on the horizon? Thomas Cronkright, our Executive Chairman and Co-founder, highlighted potential challenges and breakthroughs for wire fraud this year, including: - Why the rise in cash sales could heighten cybercrime risk - The surge in insurance regulatory enforcement - An increasing need to reassess data hygiene See what's ahead: https://hubs.la/Q02f7GZf0
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Not insurance fraud as such. But 1 in 2 businesses surveyed have experienced deepfake attacks. While we tend to focus on shallowfake attacks on our policy and claim processes - should we be similarly braced for attacks directly on our treasury, cash at bank and investments? This feels as inevitable as shallowfake invoices, ID docs and reports.
Deepfake Fraud Doubles Down: 49% of Businesses Now Hit by Audio and Video Scams, Regula’s Survey Reveals
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#FraudPreventionMonth is coming to an end, so now it's up to us to apply what we've learned, to help our customers and protect people from fraud. Here are a few simple things you can put into practice: #FPM2024
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The higher your net worth, the more likely you are to become a target of fraud, scams, and cyberattacks. The best way to protect yourself from becoming a victim of fraudulent activity is to learn about what to look for and what preventative security measures are available to you and your family. Here are some of the most common ways in which high-net-worth people become victims of fraud. #Fraud #Cyberattacks #PersonalRisk #McGriff
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Tremendous has helped modernize class action disbursements, moving the industry from paper checks to digital options. Now we’re helping the industry overcome a new challenge: large-scale fraud. Previously, fraud was limited to individuals manually enrolling in classes they weren’t eligible for. Today, sophisticated cybercriminals are mass-submitting false claims. The Juul settlement is a prime example - 80% of claim submissions were fraudulent. We're empowering settlement administrators to combat this issue, ensuring that only legitimate claimants get paid. Read more in the article to learn how.
The meteoric rise of class action fraud
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Wire fraud continues to be on the rise! Staying vigilant and acting swiftly if you suspect fraud is crucial, but prevention is truly the ultimate defense. Dive deeper into the topic on our insights blog for essential tips on safeguarding your transactions. https://bit.ly/4b5WCvr #WireFraud #FraudPrevention
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Wire fraud continues to be on the rise! Staying vigilant and acting swiftly if you suspect fraud is crucial, but prevention is truly the ultimate defense. Dive deeper into the topic on our insights blog for essential tips on safeguarding your transactions. https://bit.ly/4b5WCvr #WireFraud #FraudPrevention #yourlocalstewarttitlerep #stewarttitleofcalifornia #stewarttitle130th
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When it comes to mitigating fraud, staying up to date on current scams might not be enough. For additional support, read these 11 strategies we recommend to help deter fraud attempts. #Fraud #FraudPrevention
Is your bank or financial institution helping you mitigate fraud?
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Fighting #fraud and #scams is a complex problem, and I'm glad to see growing awareness that solutions to it need to be similarly robust and holistic. The Consumer Bankers Association and two other industry groups said earlier this week that efforts to crack down on scammers should refrain from focusing on one industry and instead should take a "holistic approach to address all the entities and elements of a scam ... Each step in the scam ecosystem -- from how a scammer identifies consumer targets, to how a scammer communicates instructions to a victim, to how the money is processed -- offers an opportunity to stop the flow of funds to the criminal." The statement came out earlier this week ahead of a hearing before the Senate subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. Here's the full text of the statement: https://lnkd.in/gtXkXRfw Another key excerpt: "[A] holistic approach to address all the entities and elements of a scam has the best chance of being successful. "Banks are but one contributor to the overall safety and security of the payments ecosystem, and cannot single-handedly prevent criminals from defrauding consumers or financial institutions. Government must also play a role to protect the payments ecosystem. Banks are investing heavily in new technologies and capabilities to try to thwart criminals, and some hold great promise, but when customers are deceived into transferring their money to criminals or mailing packages containing checks or sensitive consumer information is stolen from a post office, there are limits to what banks can do to protect consumers. Reversing this trend requires work in the following areas: 1. Enhancing collaboration with law enforcement and regulators 2. Increasing consumer education 3. Developing a national strategy for scam and fraud prevention and response 4. Involving other sectors to protect consumers from scams 5. Preventing risky data scraping practices 6. Facilitating improved information sharing" Mitek Systems has alerady taken a leadership position on information sharing with the #CheckFraud Consortium, an integral part of our #CheckFraudDefender solution.
Check Fraud Prevention for Reducing Risks and Fraud | Mitek
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Wire fraud continues to be on the rise! Staying vigilant and acting swiftly if you suspect fraud is crucial, but prevention is truly the ultimate defense. Dive deeper into the topic on our insights blog for essential tips on safeguarding your transactions. https://bit.ly/4b5WCvr #WireFraud #FraudPrevention
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