📈 We're here with another #FIBRFriday, our weekly series where we share insights from our Fraud Industry Benchmarking Resource, FIBR. In our latest Digital Trust Index, powered by FIBR data, we found that the average account takeover (ATO) attack rate increased by 24% in Q2 2024 compared to the same time last year. And consumers are feeling it -- 24% of consumers surveyed by Sift have been a victim of ATO in the past year, up from 18% in 2023. This trend is not only harmful to consumers, it is also highly damaging to businesses, as the majority of consumers say they would *stop* shopping with a brand where they had been a victim of ATO. 📌 For more insights, check out our Digital Trust Index report for the latest FIBR findings on ATO: https://buff.ly/3B1XgNS 🔗 And remember that FIBR is interactive, explore the tool yourself to compare to explore fraud benchmarks: https://buff.ly/3K7l9ES #FraudPrevention #FraudTrends #Fraud #FraudRates #AccountTakeovers #AccountHacking #DigitalTrust
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It's #FIBRFriday again, our weekly series where we share insights from our Fraud Industry Benchmarking Resource, FIBR. Today, we're looking at account takeover (ATO) attacks and where they're most prevalent. Our latest Digital Trust Index, powered by FIBR data, revealed that the average ATO attack rate increased by 24% in Q2 2024 compared to the same time last year. This spike follows an alarming 354% year-over-year increase in Q2 2023. When asked, consumers identified social media platforms, streaming services, bank accounts, and online shopping as the top sites or apps where they experienced ATO. 📌 For more insights, check out our Digital Trust Index report for the latest FIBR findings on ATO: https://buff.ly/3B1XgNS 🔗 And remember that FIBR is interactive, explore the tool yourself to compare fraud benchmarks: https://buff.ly/3K7l9ES #FraudPrevention #FraudTrends #Fraud #FraudRates #AccountTakeovers #AccountHacking #DigitalTrust
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We're back with another #FIBRFriday, where we share insights from our Fraud Industry Benchmarking Resource, FIBR. This week, we're taking a close look at accounts with loyalty points, which have a high rate of account takeover attacks (ATO), reaching as high as 11% in Q1 of this year, well above other industry averages which hover around 2-3%. Online accounts holding loyalty points are prime targets for account takeover attacks because these points have monetary value and can be redeemed for goods, services, or discounts. Attackers can easily exploit these accounts for financial gain, often with less scrutiny compared to direct financial transactions. And many consumers may not monitor their loyalty points as closely as their bank accounts, making it easier for fraudsters to go undetected. 🔗 FIBR is interactive, explore the tool yourself to compare your business's fraud metrics across industries or geographies: https://buff.ly/3K7l9ES #FraudPrevention #FraudTrends #Fraud #FraudRates #SiftFIBR #FIBRInsights #ATO #AccountTakeovers
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📊 We're here with another #FIBRFriday, where we share weekly insights from our Fraud Industry Benchmarking Resource -- this time with newly released data from Q1 of 2024. This week, we're examining the ticketing industry (companies that engage in the sale or distribution of tickets for events, services, or transportation), which has seen some major spikes in payment fraud, increasing by almost 70% in 2023 compared to the previous year, according to our latest Index report. In Q1 of 2024, payment fraud in ticketing reached 4% --- a ⬆️ 25% increase compared to Q4 and a ⬆️ 54% increase compared to Q1 of last year. What do you think could be contributing to this spikes in fraud for this industry? Let us know in the comments below 👇 FIBR is interactive, explore the resource yourself to see how your own industry's fraud rates compare: https://buff.ly/49fMYFo And find out more about the latest payment fraud trends in our Q1 Index report: https://buff.ly/3PFn7iU #AIPowered #GrowFearlessly #FraudPrevention #FraudTrends #Fraud #Benchmarking #Data #SiftFIBR #FIBR #PaymentFraud
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📊 We're here with another #FIBRFriday, where we share weekly insights from our Fraud Industry Benchmarking Resource -- this time with newly released data from Q1 of 2024. This week, we're examining the ticketing industry (companies that engage in the sale or distribution of tickets for events, services, or transportation), which has seen some major spikes in payment fraud, increasing by almost 70% in 2023 compared to the previous year, according to our latest Index report. In Q1 of 2024, payment fraud in ticketing reached 4% --- a ⬆️ 25% increase compared to Q4 and a ⬆️ 54% increase compared to Q1 of last year. What do you think could be contributing to this spikes in fraud for this industry? Let us know in the comments below 👇 FIBR is interactive, explore the resource yourself to see how your own industry's fraud rates compare: https://buff.ly/49fMYFo And find out more about the latest payment fraud trends in our Q1 Index report: https://buff.ly/3PFn7iU #AIPowered #GrowFearlessly #FraudPrevention #FraudTrends #Fraud #Benchmarking #Data #SiftFIBR #FIBR #PaymentFraud
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We're here with another #FIBRFriday, our weekly series where we share interesting findings from our Fraud Industry Benchmarking Resource, FIBR: We've just expanded FIBR with trend data for account takeover (ATO) attack rates and two-factor authentication (2FA) rates and today we're taking a deeper dive into what the 2FA data can show us: 🔹 Two-factor authentication (2FA) challenges occur in about 10% of transactions overall. 🔹 However, the 🍟 food ordering and delivery🥤services have a 2FA rate of 📉 3.5%—slightly more than one third of the average rate across all industries. 🔹 For businesses like these, it’s more important to focus on speed-of-purchase and reducing friction. 🔹 Other verticals, such as those selling higher value goods, may engage 2FA at a higher rate to protect user accounts that hold a higher stored value. FIBR is interactive, explore the tool yourself to compare your business's fraud metrics across industries or geographies: https://buff.ly/3K7l9ES #FraudPrevention #FraudTrends #Fraud #FraudRates #SiftFIBR #FIBRInsights #PaymentFraud #ATO #AccountTakeovers #2FA #AIPowered #GrowFearlessly #FoodDelivery
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💡 We're here for another #FIBRFriday, where we share insights from FIBR, Sift's Fraud Industry Benchmarking Resource tool. Today, we looked at online travel and lodging, where the payment fraud attack rate spiked to 6.4% in Q1 of last year, most likely due to an increase in holiday travel and vacation bookings. We see the attack rate tapering down for the remainder of the year, and spiking again in the summer. FIBR is interactive, so explore the tool yourself to see how your own industry’s fraud rates compare: https://buff.ly/47t8Gp8 #AIPowered #GrowFearlessly #fraudprevention #fraudtrends #fraud #benchmarking #data
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Attention, Sweden! 🚨🇸🇪 Fraud is a growing concern, affecting far too many. Recent reports show that scams targeted a significant portion of our population last year, resulting in substantial financial losses totalling $2.75 billion. Addressing this alarming trend, Prime Minister Kristersson is taking action. Collaborating with banks, they're working on strategies to fortify our defenses against increasingly sophisticated scams, such as deceptive apps and fraudulent investment schemes. But is it enough? Enter ThreatMark – your partner in the fight against digital fraud.🛡️ Fraud isn't just about monetary impact. Let's stand together to ensure a safer and more secure digital financial landscape for all. Speak to ThreatMark Fraud Fighter Nicholas H. for further insight and check out our latest article here: https://bit.ly/3Ubu0v2 #CombatFraud #DigitalFraud #NordicDigitalFraud
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In this new white paper myself and the team at #BCG discuss the step change required to combat fraud and detect #mule accounts. Despite investment in a multi-layered approach, the fraudsters are still able to penetrate the banks defences. So it is no surprise that a number of regulators and industry bodies around the globe are calling this out. The key to success is #context. A customer centric “whole system approach” is required which leverages more contextual data and intelligence about the customer and their behaviour. Read more here - https://lnkd.in/eg-zTHzd Hanjo Seibert, Dr. Bernhard Gehra, Lue Wu Ivan Heard Holly Miller Steve Lenderman, CFE, Quantexa
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Fraudsters love Nordics. So does ThreatMark! Recent outbreak of scam resulting in Authorised Pushed Payment aka #APP fraud in Sweeden led to the governmental actions. With upcoming #liability #shift drafted in PSD3 banks need to do more to protect customers in order to keep the image of safe harbours for consumers' savings. ThreatMark provides the most effective protection against #Scam & #SocialEngineering driven #fraud since we don't focus on individual transactions only but we go after the whole crime ring behind the fraud operation. read more bellow...
Attention, Sweden! 🚨🇸🇪 Fraud is a growing concern, affecting far too many. Recent reports show that scams targeted a significant portion of our population last year, resulting in substantial financial losses totalling $2.75 billion. Addressing this alarming trend, Prime Minister Kristersson is taking action. Collaborating with banks, they're working on strategies to fortify our defenses against increasingly sophisticated scams, such as deceptive apps and fraudulent investment schemes. But is it enough? Enter ThreatMark – your partner in the fight against digital fraud.🛡️ Fraud isn't just about monetary impact. Let's stand together to ensure a safer and more secure digital financial landscape for all. Speak to ThreatMark Fraud Fighter Nicholas H. for further insight and check out our latest article here: https://bit.ly/3Ubu0v2 #CombatFraud #DigitalFraud #NordicDigitalFraud
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Over the last weeks, we hosted two roundtables in NYC and SF for some of the most influential banks and fintechs to join forces in combating the pervasive growth of First Party Fraud in the US. First-party fraud costs U.S. financial institutions and merchants more than $100 billion a year. Banks and Fintechs are realizing, with certainty, that they can’t fight this in siloes. Of those who attended our roundtables, 60% saw solving first-party fraud as a burning critical need that needs to be fixed this year, with the remaining 40% hoping to solve first-party fraud in 12-18 months, hence our sense of urgency. I am excited at the progress we are making. We will continue our face to face collaboration strategy with the Identivation summit in a few weeks where 75 of the biggest Banks and Fintechs and 75 government leaders will come together in person to fight the new fraud paradigm as peers.
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