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While the rise of deepfake technology is not totally new, its level of sophistication presents new challenges for businesses seeking to deliver frictionless digital onboarding experiences to their customers.

Prove’s solutions can help businesses make their online customer experiences faster, easier and more secure.

Prove and BetMGM, the sports betting and iGaming leader, have entered into a partnership which will elevate the security standards and user experience for BetMGM customers through the Prove Pre-Fill® identity solution.

Prove is hosting a digital identity summit – improve 2024 – with the help of Fraud Fight Club, in Charlotte, NC, on Thursday, April 25, 2024 - an exclusive gathering of top minds in fraud, risk, and identity.

Just as every system needs a catalyst, Curry provides that for the Warriors. Identity verification is the catalyst for your B2B onboarding.

Prove’s Tom Hill explains why creating an easy-to-use and engaging user experience will be critical for gaming organizations to rapidly onboard new customers.

From the early days of computing to the present, women have been instrumental in driving innovation and progress.

Our world is grappling with numerous issues, but today we recognize that the importance of achieving gender equality has never been more critical.

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).