As consumers have begun holiday shopping earlier than ever, merchants are expecting historical peak trends, and fraudsters will try to take advantage of this. To prepare for the uptick in BOPIS fraud this holiday season, consider enacting both short-term and long-term fraud mitigation strategies to protect yourself and your customers.
Retailers as a whole missed the recent industry-imposed deadline for enabling secure chip-enabled card transactions, known as EMV.
The PCI Security Standard Council explains 3 ways that companies can fight cybercrime: chip-and-pin cards; tokenization; and point-to-point encryption.
With chip-and-pin card security being instituted in the U.S., experts predict ecommerce fraud will jump. Here are 5 things to help you deal with the issue.
Two new surveys demonstrated the growing expectation from millennials for same-day shipping, while relatively few retailers are offering it.
EMV greatly reduces the impact of in-store fraud, as the new cards with embedded chips generate a unique token for each transaction, making them difficult or impossible to counterfeit. But by almost all estimations, the U.S.’s move to EMV will lead to massive increases in ecommerce fraud, perhaps even more so than countries like the U.K. and Australia.