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Best Practices for Session-Based Fraud Detection/Prevention

Kaspersky’s Tim Ayling on Session-Based tools serving as ‘Early Warning’ System. Ayling: “There’s still a lot of fraud out there” Financial services, financial services and other industries rely on transaction-based controls to spot and block fraud. He says session-based tools are “more of an early warning, because you’re picking up stuff that may not be fraudulent right now, but it’s certainly a sign that there will be fraud to come” Ayling is the global vice president of fraud prevention solutions at Kaspershy.”]

Source: https://www.inforisktoday.com/best-practices-for-session-based-fraud-detectionprevention-a-12621

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