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David Divitt

What's the link between the price of electronics and fraud?

We all know that fraud has been rising pretty steadily in some form or another over the past decade despite efforts to stem it. We have been able to control areas in which fraud was prevalent by imple...

11 Nov 2013
David Divitt

Lifecycle of a fraud

Card fraud is a massive problem around the world, costing banks and consumers time and money. Even when we seem to be making headway the criminals find another way in, which is why we see stats such a...

28 Oct 2013
David Divitt

Bayesian v Neural Networks

Payment fraud evolves constantly, changing and adapting to the systems, networks and infrastructure. Criminals are always on the lookout for a weak link in the payment cycle to exploit, altering their...

22 Oct 2013
David Divitt

What's really behind the Courier Scam?

The recent article talking about the “Courier Scam” published in The Guardian is an interesting read for those of us in the industry, and an important one for both consumers and banks to pay attention...

19 Aug 2013
David Divitt

Blurring the line between risk and fraud

In the past, risk and fraud systems were managed separately, by different teams with different strategies and objectives. It’s been that way for many years, but we’re now starting to see a softening o...

11 Mar 2013
David Divitt

The changing nature of fraud

The reduction in fraud levels seen in Australia once again reiterate the potential savings that can be delivered if countries roll out EMV technology, and it will be interesting to see if the current ...

07 Dec 2010
David Divitt

Not just another Manic Monday

According to Kelkoo - the online retail comparison website - and Visa Europe, Monday 29 November is the busiest online shopping day of the year. Visa Europe expects 3.8m purchases worth £265m to be ma...

29 Nov 2010
David Divitt

Getting one view of financial crime

Anyone who has worked in a bank, or has spent any length of time working with them, knows that technology silos are all too commonplace. Many banks have one system to process debit card payments, anot...

27 Oct 2010
David Divitt

Don't be discouraged from online banking

This story shows the lengths to which criminals will go to commit fraud, and the PCeU must be congratulated on breaking this criminal gang. However, it is important that stories like this don't discou...

29 Sep 2010
David Divitt

Internet banking faces a new threat

The recent announcement of the multi-channelled Zeus attack on a user's internet banking account is an interesting hypothesis and surely will not be the last when it comes to beating the ever advancin...

27 Sep 2010
David Divitt

The PFM debate

This is very interesting research from Fiserv that demonstrates how security-conscious consumers are, despite the benefits that PFM sites promise. True, a full view of all your accounts in one place v...

24 Aug 2010
David Divitt

Bringing the customer into the fraud prevention process

This news is very encouraging for banks and consumers around the world. It’s great to see banks taking steps to give their customers as much control as possible over their account. At the moment it s

18 Aug 2010

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