Скачать или смотреть ETPPA interview with Shih-Wen Su, CTO Caulis, Japan: Advanced Fraud Defence.

Shih-Wen highlights Caulis’ innovative risk-based authentication approach, focusing on user behaviour and device data to assess risks. Japan still employs passwords and SMS authentication leading to phishing vulnerabilities and account takeover. Despite this, Caulis has devloped protections more advanced than most of the rest of world, for example by connecting banks to share fraud data, fostering collaborative defence and employing insights and data even beyond financial sectors, for example utilising electricity company data to verify whether real people/merchants are really living/operating at that address. Their holistic approach prioritises data-driven security and cross-industry collaboration for robust fraud prevention. Salmony applauds their forward-thinking strategies, showcasing the necessity of innovation in combating financial fraud, since fraudsters certainly use modern technology and share data and experiences amongst eachother to commit crime.