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Since the initial publication of the NCSC's SMS and telephone best practice guidance in January 2022, AIT fraud has surged.

Scott Bonnell, Prove’s Chief Revenue Officer, recently hosted a webinar with a panel of customer acquisition and fraud experts to discuss the critical use of identity verification methods to increase customer acquisition efforts.

The partnership between the digital identity leader and the Brazilian big data company will benefit Brazilian companies and consumers by enabling faster, easier, and more secure digital transactions.

Earlier this month, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission attributed a breach of its official account on X (formerly Twitter) to a SIM swap attack. On January 9, an unauthorized party gained control of the @SECGov account and posted an announcement that falsely claimed that the agency had approved the first-ever spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Prove hosted a wide-ranging conversation about strengthening fraud efforts in a webinar with Mary Ann Miller (Prove’s Vice President of Client Experience) and Freddy Arthur (EMEA Fraud Strategy Leader for NICE Actimize).

Leader in Digital Identity Verification and Authentication Brings Expertise in Ensuring the Highest Standards for Authentication and Device Attestation

In the article, Mary Ann Miller, Prove’s VP of Client Experience, and Tim Brown, Prove's Global Identity Officer, emphasized the critical importance of establishing and verifying the origin of media using cryptographic methods.

About Fraud, the venerable outlet for fraud thought leadership, convened a panel of seasoned fraud experts that included Prove’s VP of Fraud, and Cybercrime Executive Advisor, Mary Ann Miller.

In a recent Fintech Nexus webinar, Prove’s SVP of Product, Pamela Novoa Ralli explored the best framework for trusted customer onboarding process in the financial services sector.

While the quest for love is truly one of the rich experiences of life, it has also become a prime channel for exploitation by fraudsters in the form of romance scams.

The prevalence of scammers and fraud-related challenges have put the security and trust of dating app users at risk.

The rise of deepfake attacks has caused alarm across various industries, particularly in biometrics, as criminals increasingly exploit AI technology to perpetrate fraud.