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In this press release, published on the Star Tribune, Incode announces TrustGraph, a trust network built for the agentic era to help institutions spot AI-driven fraud that moves from one target to the next.
TrustGraph is a privacy-preserving trust network for repeat fraud detection. In early access, institutions detected up to 53% more fraud.
TrustGraph is the first biometric-anchored, privacy-preserving trust network built for the agentic era, enabling financial institutions, marketplaces, and AI companies to detect repeat fraud and agentic fraud.
A large consumer technology company was already providing personal data removal to a small group of senior executives and their spouses when its security team decided the protection should extend further. The initial concern was physical safety. Employees in Trust & Safety, Customer Care, Communications, Legal, Security, and other functions could face threats or harassmentContinue reading "Consumer Technology: Expands Personal Data Removal Across Its Workforce with Optery" The post Consumer
Fraud investigations rarely end with a single suspicious event.
Originally published in Evan Kirstel’s “What’s up with Tech“ Historically, personal data removal has often been treated as a protection measure for executives only. CEOs, board members, founders, and other highly visible leaders are obvious targets for both cyber and physical threats. When their personal information is exposed on data broker sites, attackers can useContinue reading "The Era of Executive-Only Data Broker Removal Is Over. Most Organizations Now Recognize the Urgent Nee
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In fraud-detection systems, every workflow — from verifying a user’s identity to detecting suspicious activity — relies on rules. But as fraud patterns evolve, so does the complexity of rules. That’s why Jumio has enhanced its Rules Editor to make it easier and more powerful than ever to respond to emerging threats in real time.... The post Building Fraud Rules, Faster: Introducing the Latest Enhancements to Jumio’s Rules Editor appeared first on Jumio: End-to-End ID, Identity Verification and A