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Separating Signal From Noise in Fraud Reduction Intelligence Platforms for eCommerce
- Understand how AI-driven and automated fraud tactics are evolving.
- Learn which technologies provide real value and which are overhyped.
- Explore the methodology behind KuppingerCole’s Leadership Compass.
- Identify the vendors setting the pace in product capability, innovation and market presence.
- Learn why some fraud defenses create more friction than protection.
- Gain criteria for evaluating FRIP solutions that withstand evolving attacker tactics.
Fraud in digital commerce is a systemic challenge reshaping how businesses operate online. From synthetic identities engineered with AI to bot-driven abuse at scale, attackers exploit weaknesses faster than enterprises can redesign defenses. The result is a continuous erosion of trust that threatens the foundation of digital marketplaces.
Technology has reached a point where prevention must be as dynamic as the threat itself. Modern Fraud Reduction Intelligence Platforms (FRIP) aggregate behavioral analytics, device and credential intelligence, biometrics and bot detection into adaptive ecosystems. The question is no longer whether to deploy these tools, but which approaches deliver real impact and which simply add noise.
John Tolbert, Director of Cybersecurity Research at KuppingerCole Analysts, will present the findings of the 2025 Leadership Compass on FRIP for eCommerce. He will analyze the failures of traditional defenses, highlight key innovation and provide an unfiltered comparison of vendors across leadership categories. His presentation will challenge assumptions and uncover the realities behind marketing claims.
Who Should Attend:
IT security leaders, fraud prevention specialists, eCommerce platform owners, digital risk managers and solution architects.
