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Which Online Payment Methods Have the Highest Fraud Risk?

Your business must offer as many online payment methods as possible.

Device Spoofing and Anti-Fingerprinting: How Fraudsters Do It

In this second post on the techniques used by fraudsters, Gabor Gulyas, member of Pantopticlick, focuses on device spoofing and anti-fingerprinting.

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How Fraud Prevention Tools Can Double As AML Solutions

Financial institutions must ensure they don’t accidentally help criminals.

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How Anti-Fraud Tools Can Help Your Business Prevent Chargebacks

Let’s examine how chargeback fraud prevention can work for you.

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Here’s How You Can Win Against iGaming Affiliate Fraud

Affiliate fraud is a complex and costly problem in iGaming.

What’s The Advantage of Modular Fraud Prevention Services?

SEON was built from the ground up with a modular approach to fraud prevention services.

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5 Surprising Ways to Use SEON for Smart Fraud Prevention and Productivity

Let’s look at inspiring use cases of how SEON clients leverage our smart fraud prevention tools.

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PayOp Integrates SEON to Reduce Payment Fraud

PayOp already makes accepting online payments easier than ever.

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How to Avoid Hotel Fraud During COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has left businesses vulnerable.

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When Should You Deploy a Customer Risk Assessment Tool?

Customer risk assessment tools are mandatory for financial institutions – but here’s why more businesses should probably use them.

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3 Examples of Browser Spoofing and How to Detect Them

Gabor Gulyas, data privacy and web tracking expert, shows us how fraudsters use browser spoofing to hide on your website.

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Account Takeover Fraud – How to Stop It Before It Hurts Your Business and Users

Account takeover fraud (ATO) still costs businesses millions of dollars each year.