Webinar

Fight Fraud and Forgeries with Real-Time Risk Signals

Fraud is on the rise. Learn how Proof delivers comprehensive identity data for every transaction — whether it requires a notarization, identity verification, or eSignature.
Date:
September 24, 2024
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury recently announced that over $80 billion was stolen through impersonation and falsified records in 2021. This number is expected to grow rapidly as fraudsters exploit powerful tools like artificial intelligence, which challenge our understanding of what's real and what's fake.

Organizations are beginning to understand that every customer interaction must be secured to safeguard both their reputation and their customers' confidence. We must add trust back into the equation.

That's why Proof launched Defend, a real-time fraud detection tool. Defend delivers comprehensive identity data for every transaction — whether it requires a notarization, identity verification, or eSignature. Armed with this critical information, you can make informed, confident decisions to protect your business and customers in an increasingly deceptive landscape.

Join this live webinar to see Proof's Defend firsthand and learn:

• How Defend leverages over 100 fraud risk signals to identify high-risk transactions in real time.
• Proven strategies to secure every customer interaction throughout their lifecycle.
• Key fraud risk signals to monitor and actionable steps to take.
• How to seamlessly integrate Defend into your current processes without requiring developer support.

Meet our speakers

Kelley Pidhirsky headshot

Kelley Pidhirsky

VP of Solutions Consulting
Proof
Justin Rossi headshot

Justin Rossi

Solutions Architect
Proof
Fight Fraud and Forgeries with Real-Time Risk Signals
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