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VIP Fraud Detection Service
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VIP Fraud Detection Service
VIP Fraud Detection Service provides an invisible
means of delivering proactive protection to consumers. Using advanced
anomaly detection technology, the service detects fraudulent logins
and transactions in real-time without affecting legitimate user's web
experience. The solution takes a self-learning approach to fraud detection,
adapting to customer usage habits unique to that individual. Using policies
and pattern recognition technology, the service flags potentially fraudulent
activities based on known types of fraud and behaviours not associated
with the user.
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Because the service is self-learning,
it can adapt to changing criminal behaviour without manual intervention.
This non-intrusive approach does not require any change to a Web site
and remains invisible to the consumer until a fraud is detected.
If the system detects a suspicious transaction, end users can quickly
confirm their identities using an automated system. |
This automated system may query the user to
identify themselves further with any of the following types of credentials:
one time password, unique question and answer, or a customer service
call. In most cases, an end user can be authenticated without
any actual intervention or change to the current web experience.
There are four key benefits to VIP Fraud Detection
Service
- Invisible to the consumer
VIP Fraud Detection Service does not change the user experience;
users log into the web site the same way that they always do.
- Easy to deploy
VIP Fraud Detection Service is a server-side only solution that
requires no changes for the end user.
- Intelligent
VIP Fraud Detection Service includes both rule-based systems
and a self-learning behavioural engine to identify fraud. As an extra
benefit, VIP Fraud Detection Service integrates with the VIP Fraud Intelligence
Network
- Low cost compliance
VIP Fraud Detection Service is an economical way to address compliance
with government regulations, such as the FFIEC rules.
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