A new report highlights global e-commerce fraud that occurred during the start of the 2023 holiday shopping season.

According to a Kapersky report, there were over 30 million phishing attacks in 2023, increasing during holiday online shopping periods.

This continuously growing volume of data presents new challenges, as well as new opportunities, for organizations to build consumer trust. 

Fixing the Gen Z fraud and false declines problem requires understanding how this generation shops online and what’s causing the issues they face.

Wendy Hans, Director of Fraud and Loss Control for AMC Theatres, has been appointed President of the Restaurant Loss Prevention & Security Association (RLPSA).

Cybersecurity legislation from the European Union, the Digital Services Act, has wider implications for global online fraud and misinformation mitigation campaigns.

Tackling friendly fraud, identity fraud and mobile fraud can help enterprise security leaders bolster their loss prevention strategies in 2022.

Ralph Buelling will lead data services and strategic information implementation in his Chief Information Officer (CIO) role at UW Credit Union.

For retailers, a rapid shift to e-commerce means significant opportunity to increase sales margins, in an effort to end the year strong as COVID-19 continues to rattle the industry. However, this opportunity also comes with significant risk, as malicious actors are highly-motivated to exploit holes in retailers’ digital platforms for financial gain this holiday shopping season. To achieve strengthened eCommerce software security, here are four best practices retailers should implement, not just throughout the holiday shopping season, but year-round.