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Why your Bank is Better off with Fewer Fraud Alerts: Four Ways to Spot the Hidden Threats

Bottomline • January 7, 2021  
Why your Bank is Better off with Fewer Fraud Alerts: Four Ways to Spot the Hidden Threats

As the cost of cybercrime escalates across all industries, banks are suffering the most. Instead of focusing on reacting to alerts, banks should adapt technology and techniques aimed at placing alerts in context and allowing for proactive management of those alerts.

Download this whitepaper to learn more about:

  • Reducing Alert Volume;
  • Segmenting Alerts to Prioritize Actions;
  • Maximize Investigator Productivity;
  • Lower Your Bank’s Risk Profile
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