Identity

Learn best practices for building secure authentication portals to protect data and maintain user trust.

In an age where our smartphones have become almost like extensions of ourselves, the identity assurance achieved through smartphone possession and data is a natural evolution.

Identity fraud is a constantly evolving threat, and organizations must develop rigorous strategies to protect themselves and their customers against the efforts of bad actors who use false, stolen, or synthetic identities to perpetrate fraud.

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.

Marketplace Risk, a leading authority in risk management for online platforms, has announced the recipients of its annual Solution Provider Excellence Program. This prestigious initiative spotlights industry leaders in risk, trust, and safety solutions, showcasing their expertise in addressing the challenges encountered by digital marketplaces, gig economy, and digital platforms. Among the winners is Prove.

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

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).

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

In a recent article on Mobile Time, a respected Brazilian publication, Prove was featured in a comprehensive article, highlighting the company's strategic approach and impact on Brazil's evolving digital identity landscape.

Money mules are people who, at someone else’s direction, receive and move money obtained from victims of fraud. Some money mules know that they have been recruited to assist in criminal activity.

In a recent video interview with Information Security Media Group (ISMG), Prove's Fraud and Cybercrime Executive Advisor, Mary Ann Miller, delved into the dynamic landscape of identity verification.

A Guide to CIPs for Financial Services Organizations