TruthScan, a deepfake detection software, aims to protect both consumers and enterprises from AI-related fraud attacks.

In a market accelerating toward instant payments and open banking, a siloed approach to fraud detection is no longer viable.

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, fraud and financial crime have become increasingly complex and create pervasive issues for organizations of all sizes and specialties. As a result, ...

REVOLUT bosses have launched a in-app game-changing feature to detect scams calls. With the rise of AI-generated deepfake ...

What’s driving the rise in digital fraud? The global payments landscape appears more dynamic and complex than ever before. As e-commerce spending accelerates toward an estimated $8.1 trillion by 2028, ...

Revolut, the global fintech with more than 65 million customers, is launching a new in-app feature designed to protect users ...

Forensic analysis has become a cornerstone in the fight against financial fraud, combining accounting, auditing, and investigative skills to uncover and prevent fraudulent activities. As financial ...

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The latest voice deepfake detection software added to the Zoom Marketplace is zero-shot tech from OmniSpeech, which seeks ...

Fannie Mae announced a big step in bolstering its mortgage antifraud efforts: the GSE has launched a new Crime Detection Unit that'll be powered by software from government AI technology firm Palantir ...

In August, German banks froze over €10 billion in PayPal payments due to suspected fraud, a disruption that underscored the scale of growing financial security concerns. If even long-standing, trusted ...