Fraud is rapidly evolving, but financial institutions can protect themselves by modernizing their detection and defense capabilities.

U.S. financial institutions tap into data quality to address the surge in fraud combining real, stolen and fake data.

As fraud continues to evolve, so too must the defenses. For smaller institutions, the path forward combines modern advances with tried-and-true methods.

While new technologies have led to more sophisticated scams, they are also causing a dramatic rise in check fraud.

Many financial institutions blame vendors for a project’s shortcomings, but institutions could also look at their own third-party risk management processes.

Numerous processes require identity verification, exposing financial institutions to fraud. A range of tools and protocols can help organizations separate real account holders from bad actors.

Streamlining disputes, measuring what matters and staying committed to raising standards can transform fraud dispute management into a competitive advantage

Banks and credit unions should prepare for an age when customers want digital agents to handle their banking.

Digital trust is the new currency in financial services, and bankers must prevent its erosion amid fraud, data breaches and identity theft.

Banks should consider how they can harness artificial intelligence as a powerful tool in combating losses from fraud.