A survey of nearly 5,000 online buyers shows a considerable concern for the security of credit card and personal information not only online, but also in brick-and-mortar stores themselves. Here’s more results from the Bizrate Insights survey.
With ecommerce growing rapidly, what can merchants do to protect themselves and their business from fraud? In three words: Take It Seriously.
Why, after 30 years of B2C ecommerce activity, is payment fraud still so prevalent? And more importantly, what can be done to stop it?
Additionally, as retailers make the looming switch to EMV payments systems, those systems also accept mobile capabilities such as Apple Pay, which will also contribute to increased mobile payments. Click for more 2015 cybercrime predictions from ThreatMetrix.
Shoppers will be thinking about how they shop and pay given the tens of thousands of shoppers affected this past year by security breaches, here are three tips to protect your holiday shopper’s data.
With the holidays around the corner, those in charge of reviewing orders for fraud will have their work cut out for them. Here are some steps to make the holiday season an easy one.
With a majority of media attention has focused on mega-retailers like Target, small businesses are still looking to find ways to calm customer fears as they enter the biggest selling months of the year. See what small businesses are doing to keep their customers protected.
The percent of revenue lost to fraud is growing at a faster pace for U.S. merchants that sell across borders than those that just sell domestically, according to the findings of the 2014 LexisNexis True Cost of Fraud Study. Here’s how global merchants compare to their domestic.
And I’m back from the Merchant Risk Council Ecommerce Payments and Risk Conference… Jet-lagged from 3 and a half days in Las Vegas (if you include the red eye back … Continue Reading →
Fraud is a scary thing and it is burdening merchants everyday with higher costs. According to this infographic by LexisNexis, for every $1 in fraud loss, merchants are paying $2.79. While fraud losses continue to grow, many ecommerce merchants believe fraud prevention is too expensive. It is these merchants that experience two times more in fraud losses.