Ryan Alexander

Learn how Prove’s Global Fraud Policy (GFP) uses an adaptive, always-on engine to detect modern phone-based threats like recycled number fraud and eSIM abuse. Discover how organizations can secure account openings and recoveries without increasing user friction.

Introducing the Global Fraud Policy (GFP), Prove’s new unified, adaptive fraud-defense engine that replaces fragmented, custom rules with a single, comprehensive policy that automatically updates as new threats emerge. This forward-looking framework helps businesses anticipate and respond to evolving threats like GenAI deepfakes, synthetic identities, and eSIM bots, protecting customers at scale.

Passkey syncing, a feature meant for convenience, has created a new security threat by allowing attackers to compromise cloud accounts and download victims' passkeys. Learn how this fraud happens and the steps consumers and businesses can take to protect high-risk accounts.

In this blog, we detail how the FDIC's new guidance, influenced by Prove's advocacy, allows banks to use pre-filled customer data for CIP. This change, empowering solutions like Prove Pre-fill®, significantly reduces friction, enhances security, and improves financial inclusion in digital banking by streamlining account opening and combating fraud.

Discover how recycled phone numbers enable bad actors to exploit vulnerabilities and how Prove’s multi-layered approach analyzes phone reputation, verifies ownership, and identifies primary numbers to fight back.

Discover how injection attacks allow fraudsters to bypass identity verification by injecting malicious data, highlighting the critical threat of these sophisticated attacks on digital security flows. Learn to identify and defend against these evolving methods that hijack trust and compromise user accounts.