Page 50 - White Papers in Fraud Management & Cybercrime

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Defending Online Classifieds and Marketplaces from Web Scraping Bots

Bots are the key culprits in degrading classifieds and marketplace sites' availability, user experience, competitive advantage, and brand trust. Bots now make up 61% of web traffic and their negative impact on your site and business can be substantial. For example: Thieves use web scraping bots to steal product...

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2015 Study: State of Web Scraping Data Theft Across Real Estate Websites & MLS Data

The real estate industry has had challenges with intellectual property theft via screen-scraping for years, but has not been quick to adopt anti-scraping security. Owners of IDX/VOW website software companies are important actors in improving real estate listing content security since they manage the security for...

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Online Retailers: Get Specific When Defending Your Ecommerce Site Against Price-Scraping Bots

Online retailers are threatened by the Internet underbelly of nefarious online actors, including big industry competitors. These threat constituencies are leveraging bad bots in numerous ways that hurt many online retailers. These include bad bots that scrape prices and product data, perform click fraud and endanger...

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A Digital Publisher's Guide to Measuring and Mitigating Bot Traffic

The digital advertising marketplace - both supply-side and demand-side - is under sustained attack from increasingly sophisticated automated robot programs (bots) designed to divert, steal, and otherwise defraud to the tune of billions of dollars every year. This Digital Publisher's Guide explores the current...

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Counter-Fraud Management for Insurance

Insurance fraud is identified as a significant revenue loss for insurance providers. It costs U.S. property and casualty insurers approximately $30 billion annually and in the UK, insurance fraud is currently more than a $1.6 billion a year. Opportunistic individuals and organized crime rings drive staged auto...

Disrupting Advanced Attacks

Advanced attackers continue to get more sophisticated at finding and faster at exploiting vulnerabilities of enterprise networks. Unfortunately, most organizations are not keeping pace at detecting advanced attacks. In fact, many are failing at detection all together. Once detected, reducing the response time, from...

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Financial Malware Explained

Today's cybercriminals are aware of the fraud prevention technologies deployed by most financial institutions, and they design attacks to circumvent these controls. Transaction anomaly detection and device ID approaches can be highly inaccurate, generating a large number of false positive alerts that can overwhelm IT...

Dark Web Situational Awareness Report

The motivation for individuals to sell their wares on Dark Web markets is primarily to sell items of questionable legality or out-right illegal items, with a high level of anonymity. Anything that can be obtained easily or with minimal risk, and then sold for profit is going to be a prime target for the Dark...

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Fighting Healthcare Payments Fraud

When it comes to healthcare payments, fraud tends to come in two flavors: Organized and opportunistic. What are the biggest gaps in detecting and preventing these schemes? IBM's Robert McGinley shares insight. In an interview about fighting back against the newest healthcare payments fraud schemes, McGinley...

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Inside the Dyre Wolf Malware Campaign

In the world of cyber security there's nothing new about banking trojans, malware designed to leach money from compromised accounts. The Dyre malware, rich in features and constantly updated to avoid detection by standard security mechanisms, is a particularly effective example of the threat, capable of transferring...

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Stop Improper Payments Before They're Processed

As compliance needs evolve, government agencies administering social programs are finding that they need to be more prepared. By leveraging advanced analytics into existing processes, you can identify errors faster and more effectively and can reduce financial waste and improve program integrity. Download this...

Use Voiceprint Biometrics To Eliminate Fraud Without Diminishing Customer Experience

For contact centers, the effectiveness of security questions is declining. Professional fraudsters can successfully answer questions using stolen customer records from growing cyberbreaches and customer experience is impacted by adding more security questions. Is there a way for more powerful fraud detection...

Reduce the Risk of Fraud Without Burdening Valid Users

Year after year, cyber threats continue to increase in both sophistication and frequency. Many of the attacks involve compromised user names and passwords. In an environment where identity theft, data breaches and fraud are increasing, as anywhere, anytime access for employees, partners and customers is also...

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Customer Service and Fraud Protection - the Great Dichotomy

Financial crimes can be complex, often spanning national borders. Combatting them involves a range of challenges, including: Correctly identifying a bank's "customer"; Understanding hidden patterns and relationships among customers; Covering the cost of investigations and compliance reporting; Reducing false...

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The ROI of Fighting Fraud

A penny saved is a penny earned, as Benjamin Franklin made familiar in Poor Richard's Almanac in 1737 - and every penny of fraud loss recovered (or better yet, avoided) goes straight to the organization's bottom line. Present-day examples span the gamut of industries. The losses are in the billions and growing -...