Traditional techniques for identifying and countering GenAI-enabled vehicle insurance fraud are notably limited, especially ...

With this integration, advertisers gain an additional layer of protection on top of InsurAds' core Marketing Assurance Warrant (MAW) — a built-in insurance mechanism that guarantees campaigns are only ...

Ad fraud remains a persistent challenge in digital advertising, siphoning billions from marketers and undermining trust in ...

As insurance carriers increasingly incorporate artificial intelligence into different aspects of their operations, one California-based data company is hoping its technology can be used to help fight ...

Insurance fraud is a systemic problem that costs billions of dollars every year and impacts regulators, insurers, and consumers. It is not merely a passing fad. Rich Gibson, the American Academy of ...

In 2023, traditional identity fraud cost banks, credit unions and financial institutions $23 billion, an increase of 13% from the year prior. New account fraud and account takeover fraud accounted for ...

UKSAFC (The UK Stop Ad Funded Crime Group) is calling for advertising industry cooperation as it announces the launch of a consultation on a forthcoming initiative to tackle ad-funded crime and fraud.

In the wake of the JLR cyberattack, the costliest in UK history, the spotlight is rightly on cybersecurity. But while cyber breaches grab headlines, another kind of attack is quietly eroding budgets ...

The National Council of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) has adopted Louisiana's amended insurance fraud law as a new national ...

Car insurance fraud costs policyholders up to $700 each year — even if they’ve never been involved in an insurance scam. Policyholders should be aware of common insurance scams run by agents and ...

Who’s committing insurance fraud? I’m not talking about you, right? You’re an honest person. You pay your premiums dutifully, on time and for years and years without fail. And fraud is a big, ugly ...

If you're under the age of 34, you may be more willing to commit insurance fraud, according to new research from the University of Georgia. The findings of the study suggest that younger adults ...