Retailers should consider the impact their social strategy elements have on customer trust. This includes your choice of social platforms, the payment methods you accept, how you screen orders for fraud and how you safeguard your brand presence on social media. Identify the platforms your customers trust the most.
As with any period of economic uncertainty, fraudsters find opportunities to exploit security blind spots, often driving fraud rates up across industries. In this free Multichannel Merchant webinar, joined by Sift, learn how to build business resilience and repeatable fraud management strategies as the threat level rises in a challenging time.
About 6,000 customer records from Home Depot, acquired by a hacker in 2020, are being offered for free on the dark web, according to the company, while a firm that tracks such activity claimed a substantially higher figure. The information included addresses, phone numbers, delivery records, brands purchased and orders.
To help you address the growing ecommerce fraud threat, join Multichannel Merchant and Sift on Feb. 17 at 2 PM ET for a live webinar, “The Dark Web, Account Takeovers and You.” You’ll hear how leading retail and ecommerce companies are gaining competitive advantages by proactively preventing payment fraud, ATO and content abuse.
Ecommerce has become an ingrained part of our lives, as most find it an effortless, convenient alternative to retail shopping, especially considering the times. Unfortunately, bad actors always find ways to mess with the system and conduct all manner of fraud. With that in view, here are 4 proven ways to mitigate ecommerce fraud.
In this webinar, Sift’s VP of Trust and Safety, Kevin Lee will discuss how leading retail and ecommerce companies are adopting a digital trust and safety mindset backed by real-time machine learning to proactively prevent payment fraud, account takeover, content abuse and disputes from nefarious dark web activity.
Multichannel companies are at particular risk for fraud. Unlike pure-play ecommerce or physical retailers, omnichannel companies will be exposed to everything from sophisticated computer penetration to shoplifting, and will need strategies to counter them all. Here are five ecommerce fraud trends to watch in 2022.
