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Fingerprint launches Fraud Score, predictive signal trained on customer fraud outcomes

Leveraging a customer's actual fraud incidents, Fingerprint has introduced Fraud Score, a predictive signal designed to spot various forms of fraud.


This new tool harnesses Fingerprint's sophisticated machine learning models alongside its device intelligence to train specialized models capable of recognizing distinct fraud patterns. Organizations can use Fraud Score to pinpoint fraudulent activity with greater precision, sidestepping the necessity of developing and sustaining their own analytical models.

The complexity of modern threats means that simple risk assessment methods are insufficient against the numerous types of fraud currently in circulation. As one source noted, "Businesses today face a wider range of fraud threats, amplified by AI-powered techniques." This announcement, detailing how Fingerprint trains specialized models to detect distinct fraud types, was initially published on Help Net Security.

Why it matters

This new tooling allows developers to integrate advanced, customized fraud detection without building complex models internally. It addresses the growing challenge of diverse fraud threats amplified by AI techniques.

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