Fraud.net operates the first full-stack Fraud, AML and KYC platform built for digital enterprises and fintechs globally. The award-winning, cloud-born platform helps organizations of all sizes harness AI-driven risk intelligence to detect fraud, streamline their customer onboarding and transaction monitoring workflows, and leverage real-time, actionable insights to make safer, smarter, and more profitable decisions.
Fraud.net is a proud member of the AWS Partner Network. AWS Infrastructure + Fraud.net’s Intelligence Layer = A Complete, Cloud-born Fraud Management Platform. Fraud.net leverages over 20 AWS services to deliver its enterprise-grade risk management and revenue enhancement platform. Fraud.net processes and analyzes billions of transactions, applications, and events monthly on behalf of financial services and digital commerce companies worldwide. Fraud.net's award-winning TransactionAI solution is available in AWS Marketplace: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-ojxruzi5mf7yi
Headquartered in New York, Fraud.net employs dedicated professionals with deep experience in e-commerce, financial services, data science, and advanced technology. It was founded in 2016 by Whitney Anderson and Cathy Ross. They recognized the need to empower business leaders like themselves with cutting-edge fraud prevention tools after spending more than two decades working with financial institutions and online retailers. Fraud.net is frequently listed as a fast-growing and innovative company, earning recognition from Accenture, Amazon Web Services, Gartner, Red Herring, and several other organizations.
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Fraud.net is a leader in AI-powered enterprise risk intelligence. Its award-winning fraud detection platform helps digital businesses to quickly identify transactional anomalies and pinpoint fraud using artificial intelligence, big data and live-streaming visualizations.
Over 3 billion customer data records were stolen in 2018 and the number of breached records is expected to reach 5 billion in 2022. As businesses digitize their operations at unprecedented rates, they also create vulnerabilities. As a result, cybercrime is projected to grow 400% between 2017 and 2022 when the associated cost to business globally is expected to reach $8 Trillion.
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Dan Krebs