Cyberattacks cost more than ransoms. They also damage brands and customer trust if company leaders aren't fully committed to protecting customer data and fighting against e-commerce fraud. Telesign's ...

Today, return fraud and abuse have moved beyond isolated bad actors exploiting a merchant’s generous policies. It has become ...

ATLANTA, March 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- LexisNexis® Risk Solutions has revealed the findings of the fourteenth edition of its annual LexisNexis® True Cost of Fraud™ Study: Ecommerce and Retail Report ...

If Q4 is the holiday shopping season, then Q1 might be the season of returns, or, more specifically, the season of return fraud. Retailers and ecommerce merchants are seeing a growing trend of returns ...

E-commerce is entering a new phase of fraud, where transactions that appear legitimate — valid accounts, correct details, even routine behavior — can mask coordinated attacks powered by synthetic ...

As online retail continues to grow and evolve, so too does the fraud that threatens it. This isn’t just about shadowy networks of criminals operating out of hidden corners of the internet.

The fifteenth edition of its annual LexisNexis True Cost of Fraud Study: E-commerce and Retail Report – US and Canada Edition reveals merchants pay nearly $5 in costs for every $1 they are defrauded.

Merchants lose billions to fraud every year, but theft estimates are often underestimated. That's because, as a report released Wednesday pointed out, the actual cost of fraud can be much higher.

New report reveals key trends in payments innovation, fraud prevention, and evolving risks shaping global eCommerce REDMOND, WA, UNITED STATES, March 18, 2026 ...

The holiday season should be about joy and generosity, not scams and stolen identities. Yet in 2024, the value of ecommerce fraud was $44.3 billion, and, according to studies, it could more than ...

AI shopping agents promise growth, but merchants may be underestimating the risks.