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  • 3 weeks ago | securitysolutionsmedia.com | Johan Fantenberg |Ping Identity |John Bigelow

    Fraud is often perceived as a financial crime that starts when money or assets disappear. However, this overlooks the real foundation of fraud: identity crime. Long before transactions are compromised, fraudsters steal or fabricate identities, setting the stage for their schemes. Businesses tend to focus on stopping fraud at the point of financial loss, but by then, the damage is already done.

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