Fraud & Security Intelligence

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Fraud & Security Intelligence | Innovation | Predictions
Liz Goldberg 2
Fraud at scale: Trends the public sector cannot ignore

Fraud targeting public sector programs has entered a new phase. Sophisticated fraudsters, armed with AI, are depleting public sector budgets and damaging trust in government – and that’s a reality governments must face. What was once largely opportunistic and fragmented has become organized, industrialized and increasingly cross-border. Fraudsters no longer

Fraud & Security Intelligence | Innovation
Jocelyn Kline 0
Fraud prevention at scale: Why decisioning is the missing link

In fraud prevention, the most consequential moment is when a decision is made. Every flagged transaction, suspicious login or anomalous pattern triggers a choice that must balance speed, accuracy, customer trust and regulatory responsibility. Act too aggressively and legitimate customers feel friction. Act too cautiously and fraud slips through. In

Fraud & Security Intelligence | Innovation | Risk Management
Caslee Sims 0
50 years of banking innovation: Faster decisions, stronger risk management, better experiences

Banks have reshaped their operations over the past 50 years. What used to move in cycles now shifts in real time. Risk compounds quickly. Fraud adapts. And customers don’t compare their bank to another bank anymore – they compare it to every digital experience they’ve ever had. The technology has

Fraud & Security Intelligence | Predictions | Risk Management
Diana Maris 0
Why controlled agentic creativity is risk management’s new strategic strength

In the enterprise risk and fraud space, the word "creativity" has traditionally implied a lack of control. For decades, organizations have refined deterministic models – if credit score is X and debt-to-income ratio is Y, then take action Z – to ensure compliance, repeatability and stability. That approach worked because

Fraud & Security Intelligence
Caitlin Estrada 1
Designing financial crime systems that work for people, not just models

Technology advances fast, but meaningful innovation still comes down to one truth: systems work best when they’re built around people. In risk, fraud, and compliance (RFC), this means designing tools that understand intent, reduce friction for investigators, protect sensitive data, and adapt as fraud evolves. The Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC)

Fraud & Security Intelligence | Predictions
Jason DiNovi 0
Agentic AI is the fix for communication breakdowns in health care payment integrity

One of the lesser talked-about issues large organizations face is the siloes that their various business units operate in. It’s a peculiar situation born from the specificity of tasks and objectives assigned to hyper-specialized teams within an enterprise. This separation of tasks inevitably leads to critical dependencies between teams. However,

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