Fraud vectors have evolved a lot over the last year and as we look to 2022, we’ve already a number of challenges to tackle. The rise in scams is a natural consequence of our mass migration online, the change in cash-out behaviour was enabled by cryptocurrencies and Open Banking highlighted the need for a cross-channel view of fraud. But can we predict where it’ll go next? From the rise in mobile remote access trojan (RAT) attacks to new first-party fraud opportunities, there’s a lot to discuss.

Join us on 2nd November for a special panel session that looks at how we can tackle today’s fraud challenges and introduce the flexibility to meet tomorrow’s.