The impact of the growing fraud economy on omnichannel retail

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The online omnichannel retail boom is here to stay. Consumers have adjusted to the new normal and successful businesses have continued to adapt to meet demand. But as people put more of themselves online, criminals have more data to work with to steal information and so this has simultaneously meant a growing rise in fraud.

The fraud economy is growing and becoming more complex; account takeover fraud for physical e-commerce has risen by 378% between March and August of 2020, begging the question, how do businesses tackle the increase in fraud exposure? Join Kevin Lee, Trust and Safety Architect at Sift to learn how businesses rise to the growing threat of fraud and continue to create amazing customer experiences.

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The impact of the growing fraud economy on omnichannel retail

The online omnichannel retail boom is here to stay. Consumers have adjusted to the new normal and successful businesses have continued to adapt to meet demand. But as people put more of themselves online, criminals have more data to work with to steal information and so this has simultaneously meant a growing rise in fraud.

The fraud economy is growing and becoming more complex; account takeover fraud for physical e-commerce has risen by 378% between March and August of 2020, begging the question, how do businesses tackle the increase in fraud exposure? Join Kevin Lee, Trust and Safety Architect at Sift to learn how businesses rise to the growing threat of fraud and continue to create amazing customer experiences.

Access the Webinar here.

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