Banking trojans were up 102% in the second half of 2017, and the threat isn’t slowing down. In recent weeks, two new forms of banking malware have emerged, targeting users in Mexico and Spain.

Cybercriminals never stop improving their attack methods. Cross-channel fraud is one of their latest strategies, and it’s causing trouble for financial institutions and online merchants who are embracing the omnichannel payments revolution.

Synthetic identity fraud is quickly becoming a devastating source of fraud losses. In 2015, it cost the credit card market $580 million. By 2019, that total is projected to soar to over $1 billion in losses.

Traditional authentication solutions can be a major hindrance to user experiences. Stronger security simply doesn’t play well with ease of use for consumers.

It’s incredibly easy to pretend to be someone you’re not online.

Traditional fraud prevention technology has some glaring blind spots, and fraudsters know full well how to exploit them.