Published: 10 October 2016
Summary
Online fraud detection markets have continued to evolve, responding to increasingly advanced attacks. A further wave of vendors has appeared with machine-learning offerings, but lack in-depth fraud expertise. Fraud managers are demanding insight into how advanced analytics systems make decisions.
Included in Full Research
- Advanced Analytics Startups Are Promising Significant Fraud Reduction Benefits
- Demand for Cross-Channel Analytics Leads to the Rise of the Fraud Hub
- Improving Return on Investment (ROI) of Fraud Prevention
- 3-D Secure Payment Authorization Continues to Disappoint Card Acceptors
- OFD Goals
- OFD Target Markets
- Layers of Online Fraud Detection
- OFD Techniques
- OFD Deployment Options
- OFD Evolution
- Fraud Platforms and Fraud Hubs
- Accertify
- BAE Systems Applied Intelligence
- CyberSource
- Easy Solutions
- Experian
- Featurespace
- Feedzai
- Forter
- Guardian Analytics
- Kount
- Nice Actimize
- Plus Technologies & Innovations
- RSA
- Sift Science
- ThreatMetrix
- Call Center Fraud Prevention Technologies
- Contact Solutions
- Pindrop Security
- Dynamic User Identification and Assessment Technologies
- Online User Account Protection
- Distil Networks
- Fox-IT
- IBM Security Trusteer
- Kaspersky Lab
- NuData Security
- Shape Security
- Consider the Total Revenue Impact of Any New Fraud Solution
- Make Use of Risk Transfer Vendors When Engaged in Higher-Risk Business
- Seek Alternatives to 3-D Secure to Reduce per-Transaction Cost of Fraud Detection
- Ensure Vendor Solutions Provide Case Management Capability in Addition to Analytics