Hacked Devices Rewrite Threat Landscape: 2026 Trends Report

Mail theft can become the starting point for digital identity fraud. Criminals use documents taken from physical mail to collect genuine personal information and exploit it across online services. As a result, information that was once treated as proof of identity may already be in someone else's hands. Businesses need to establish that the document is authentic, the person is genuine, and the interaction has not been manipulated. Our article explores how mail theft affects digital identity fraud and what organizations can do to strengthen identity verification. Read the article: https://lnkd.in/d9gA-VZR #RegulaBlog #IDV #IdentityVerification #IdentityFraud #KYC #FraudPrevention

We're proud to support the IAFCI's mission of giving fraud investigators from financial institutions, payment networks, and law enforcement a place to connect for the common good of the industry. 💪 Don't miss our Head of Fraud Insights, Dr. David Maimon, presenting at this year's event. He'll discuss how dormant, deceased, and unmonitored identities are being operationalized at scale, and walk through real-world cases showing how traditional detection models fall short. If you're headed to Nashville in August, come find us there! #IAFCI2026

Fraud is typically thought of in the context of account takeovers, identity theft and scams. What often goes under the radar is first party fraud. With first party fraud, the customer is real. They pass eIDV checks and they can prove that they are who they say they are. To detect first party fraud, businesses should be assessing the behaviour of an individual over time. This is a shift in thinking from one-time verification to continuous evaluation across multiple customer touchpoints. LNRS have a wide range of ability to support with this. See below if this is of interest: https://bit.ly/4pqnhva #Fraud # FraudDetection #FirstPartyFraud

Identity theft isn't just a personal problem; it's a massive threat to the logistics and supply chain industries. Bryan Lewis, CEO of Intellicheck, reveals how easy it is for criminals to create sophisticated fake IDs, leading to billions in cargo theft and other financial fraud

Digital fraud is increasing in Cancun, with women targeted by romance scams, fake investments, and identity theft. Scammers build trust through social media before requesting money or personal data. Authorities advise verifying profiles and reporting suspicious activity. See more at https://lnkd.in/e7QGriUM

Did you know shredding sensitive documents can help prevent identity theft?📄🗑️🔒 Documents like bank statements, credit card offers, medical records, and bills often contain personal information that could be used by identity thieves if they fall into the wrong hands. Before throwing these items away, take a few extra moments to shred them. Properly destroying documents that contain sensitive information can help reduce the risk of identity theft and keep your personal information secure!🔒 Protecting your identity starts with simple habits—and shredding sensitive documents is one easy step you can take. #DidYouKnow #ACU4U

Fraud has moved from an abstract risk to an everyday consumer experience. Across Australia and New Zealand, 90% of consumers say they are concerned about someone stealing their identity and using it to commit fraud online. More than half have experienced fraud or identity theft. For organisations, this changes the trust equation. Protecting consumers now depends on understanding where fraud risk, identity verification and digital experience intersect. Our latest report explores the signals shaping this shift, and what organisations need to know as fraud, identity and consumer trust continue to evolve. Download the report: https://lnkd.in/gu4ny8eP #FraudPrevention #DigitalIdentity #DigitalTrust #Experian

Fraud has moved from an abstract risk to an everyday consumer experience. Across Australia and New Zealand, 90% of consumers say they are concerned about someone stealing their identity and using it to commit fraud online. More than half have experienced fraud or identity theft. For organisations, this changes the trust equation. Protecting consumers now depends on understanding where fraud risk, identity verification and digital experience intersect. Our latest report explores the signals shaping this shift, and what organisations need to know as fraud, identity and consumer trust continue to evolve. Download the report: https://lnkd.in/gu4ny8eP #FraudPrevention #DigitalIdentity #DigitalTrust #Experian

We’re continuing our Santander Safe fraud awareness series with our next topics that provide practical tips to help dealers protect their deals and identify risk early. This edition we’re focusing on identity theft and vulnerable adult fraud. Recognizing warning signs can help prevent avoidable losses and protect customers. Santander Safe is here to support dealers with simple, practical ways to keep deals moving with confidence.

The most common feedback to MyHumanID is that it looks like a super charged Identity theft app... and honestly it is and so much more. When you finally reverse the entire identity eco system from many companies owning your ID to YOU owning your ID, it changes the entire paradigm We are building Guardian into MyHumanID at is base layer, to go from "monitoring" and trying to fix the damage already done, to preventing the theft and fraud from ever occurring. Guardian will be able to directly protect our most vulnerable family members from our Parents and Grandparents to our kids. Youth or young adult Identity theft is growing faster than elder theft. The problem store can't fix identity theft, but MyHumanID sure can! MyHumanID will flip the script from a scammer pressuring you to prove who you are and take an action to YOU making the scammer prove who THEY are and that stops them dead in the track. When you own your Identity, you own the scammer too