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InsideBIGDATA Features Prove’s Tim Brown’s Fraud & AI Predictions for 2024

Tim Brown, Prove’s Global Identity Officer, was recently featured in InsideBIGDATA’s rundown of 2024 predictions for the big data market. Tim points out in his comments that the prevalence of fraud and identity theft is far greater than most enterprises realize, and is only worsening as fraudsters employ AI. With staggering numbers that support this alarming trend, Tim makes the case for better application of security tools, more rigorous identity verification, greater adoption of mobile authentication tools, and why businesses need to educate their users. Check out Tim’s commentary, along with insights from other data, security, and other B2B technology leaders in this wide-ranging, insightful piece.

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