Kelley Vallone

The increasing sophistication of deepfakes presents a significant challenge to businesses seeking frictionless digital onboarding, as the need for speed and ease in customer acquisition clashes with the rising risk of complex and unprecedented deepfake fraud.

The stakes for businesses in ensuring trust and security in digital interactions are higher than ever.

Industry leaders gathered at Prove's Improve Connect summit to discuss balancing frictionless digital experiences with the threat of AI-powered fraud. Experts from companies like Coinbase, Bluevine, and Google shared insights on navigating the challenges and opportunities of emerging technologies.

In his latest Forbes article, Rodger explains how leveraging SIM technology can offer a practical and privacy-conscious way to verify age online.

Miller was the featured guest on InfoRisk Today, where she explained some of these rising threats and the corresponding need for better, more rigorous identity verification strategies.

PYMNTS interviewed Prove CMO Brad Rosenfeld for the most recent episode of, “What’s Next in Payments,”

Identity fraud is a constantly evolving threat, and organizations must develop rigorous strategies to protect themselves and their customers against the efforts of bad actors who use false, stolen, or synthetic identities to perpetrate fraud.

Mary Ann Miller, Fraud & Cybercrime Executive Advisor and VP of Client Experience at Prove, addresses this need on a recent episode of SOAR Payments’ podcast.

How can businesses ensure a seamless onboarding experience that also safeguards against potential threats?

Prove CEO and co-founder Rodger Desai was recently the featured guest on the Fintech Leaders podcast with fintech leader and entrepreneur Miguel Armaza. The two discussed the identity verification market, innovations in onboarding and customer enablement, and explained how smartphone data provides the most effective way to verify customers.

Last week, almost 200 fraud, risk, and identity professionals gathered in Charlotte to deliver a collective knockout punch to fraud. And from all accounts, the punch landed.

Prove is hosting a digital identity summit – improve 2024 – with the help of Fraud Fight Club, in Charlotte, NC, on Thursday, April 25, 2024 - an exclusive gathering of top minds in fraud, risk, and identity.