Digital Identity, Fraud Prevention
igher education institutions have faced a growing fraud challenge: the “ghost student” epidemic. The trend is alarming, worrying education leaders about its potential impacts regarding institutional reputation, academic integrity, enrollment management, financial aid distribution, and more
Digital Identity, Fraud Prevention
In this guide, we’ll examine the different types of fraudsters and emerging tactics and threats to be aware of so you can stay safe and protect your data online.
By prioritizing an identity-first approach, organizations can identify and address potential security threats before they escalate, minimizing the impact of cyberattacks. Taking proactive measures to verify identities is essential and contributes to a more robust risk management framework.
Biometrics, Digital Identity, Fraud Prevention
Balancing security and user experience can be a tricky task. Use biometric authentication to keep threats out and genuine customers in.
While most people are who they say they are, there are fraudsters out there wanting to be you so that they can use whatever information of yours they can to their advantage.
Digital Identity, Fraud Prevention
Identity fraud isn’t new, but it is constantly reinventing itself. The acceleration of digitization has also led to a dramatic increase in rates of synthetic identity fraud. Synthetic identity fraud is sophisticated, hard to track, and even harder to stop- making it a top concern for many businesses in their fight against fraud.
When our mental health suffers, our identity health suffers. We can define “identity health” as a person’s overall state relating to their sense of self and having a defined purpose for their life. Any deficiencies in our mental health detract from our focus, attention and confidence — critical factors of our identity health. But just as technology has arguably worsened some of these problems, it can also hold the solution.
