Fraud & Cybercrime Executive Advisor Mary Ann Miller on Alloy | Tackling SIM Swap Fraud with Prove
I recently spoke about the threat of SIM swap fraud with Aisana Nurusheva, a Product Marketing Manager at Alloy. As we discussed, SIM swap fraud continues to be a rapidly growing fraud vector, but there are important steps companies can and should take today to protect their customers. Read the full interview to learn how companies can leverage the latest technology to detect and prevent SIM swap fraud.
Read the full interview here.
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