Joel Winteregg

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March 31, 2022

AI-powered fraud mitigation helps new banks attract and retain customers

A new smart software to spot more fraud and cut false alerts, helping banks improve customer service and keep a lid on costs. Writes Joël Winteregg. Whether you’re a venture capital-backed neo bank ...

February 04, 2022

Phishing scams are preventable. Here is how.

The only way banks will prevent phishing attacks is to use cutting-edge technology to build customer profiles so accurate that they can detect fraudsters impersonating them, writes Joël Winteregg. At ...

February 23, 2021

2021: how banks can be smarter than the fraudsters this year

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Banks running fraud-prevention software that incorporates collective artificial intelligence can cut fraud monitoring costs by 77 percent, helping them meet new regulations efficiently and ...

July 23, 2020

Machine learning can stamp out internal banking fraud

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By analyzing the behavior of staff, customer and the transaction itself, banks can spot and stop not only known fraud types but also new frauds, writes Joël Winteregg It takes on average 16 months to ...

July 02, 2020

How can banks protect against a new pandemic of fraud?

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As fraudsters increasingly use fake websites, emails, invoices and companies to defraud the public, banks should look at the record of AI to help them protect themselves and their customers, writes ...

July 02, 2020

Foiling Enterprise Payment Fraud Through Managed Learning

In our new white paper on payment fraud, we explore the fastest-growing area of banking fraud today and explain NetGuardians’ technology-led approach to combating this widespread threat. payment ...

April 02, 2019

How to overcome overfitting in machine learning based fraud mitigation for banks

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AI fraud-mitigation solutions often focus on a few types of fraud and become incapable of spotting new ones – known as ‘overfitting’. Banks need far more instances of fraud than a single bank can ...

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