Prove Blog

Online marketplaces share a fundamental objective: facilitating transactions between parties, and knowing if those parties are an actual person, a bot, or a bad actor.

We’re proud to announce that Prove Identity Network® has won the Tech Of The Future for Digital Security & Fraud Prevention award at the 2024 PayTech Awards.

We’re excited to announce the appointment of Linda Mantia to our Board of Directors. Linda, who serves on multiple boards across North America, brings nearly three decades of executive leadership and corporate advising to Prove’s board. 

In an ever-evolving digital landscape, biometric technology has revolutionized how we authenticate and secure our online identities.

Phone-Centric Identity™, also known as Mobile Identity, Device Intelligence, or Phone Intelligence, refers to technology that leverages and analyzes mobile, telecom, and other signals for the purposes of identity verification, identity authentication, and fraud prevention.

AI tools can autonomously generate threat detection queries, sift through vast amounts of data, and pinpoint potential threats without manual intervention.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) received reports of a significant increase in SIM swap attacks in 2023, and Experian's 2024 scam forecast identified SIM swapping as one of the top threats, emphasizing the need for heightened awareness and preventive measures.

The COVID-19 pandemic not only changed the way we work and live, it also unleashed a wave of fraud unlike anything we've seen before.

To continue achieving our mission of accelerating trusted interactions on the internet, we’re proud to announce the introduction of the Prove developer self-service platform and the Prove LinkTM SDK. With these tools, it’s now faster and easier for any company to integrate our industry-leading identity technology into its brand operations.

Identity verification systems that depend on image or audio samples for digital customer onboarding are increasingly vulnerable to deepfake attacks.

As the world becomes more digital, it also becomes more anonymous. While some level of anonymity has its place, it can also facilitate malicious activities such as cyberbullying, identity theft, and the spread of misinformation.

The UK and Europe are experiencing a massive increase in mobile fraud. Consumers, businesses, and government agencies are alarmed and pondering their next steps as they prepare to deal with several emerging trends that have surfaced in 2024.