Colin Sims's guest appearances

Colin Sims

Payments on Fire™

Fitzroy Presbyterian Church - The Sunday Download

Brian Zahnd

Keith Smith

Jeff Brown

Van Morrison

Steve Sarracino

Justin Benson

Jimmy Savile

Russ Jones

Jimmy Nguyen

Eric Rosenthal

Lisa Shields

Marwan Forzley

Rafael Lourenco

Steve Villegas

Rick Lynch

OwlTail

Forter

The U.S. has just come off a record setting holiday shopping season with  e-commerce sales rising over 18%. While the numbers aren’t in yet, there’s no doubt the fraudsters also had a record year. There are so many ways to defraud consumers, merchants, and financial institutions. At Glenbrook, we are optimistic about our longer term ability to deter, prevent, and detect fraud. Our kit is getting better. The combination of tech and rule making will payoff: strong authentication enabled by standards-based smartphone-enabled biometrics; regulations requiring strong authentication as put forward in the EU through its SCA rules; and our expanding ability to detect new attacks using tools that operate within the transaction flow. It is this last area that is the topic of this Payments on Fire® episode. Fraud detection tools operated by or on behalf of merchants that examine transactions are today’s major line of defense against payment, loyalty, and coupon fraud. In this conversation with Colin Sims, COO of fraud prevention company Forter, the development, deployment, and maintenance of a modern fraud management platform is the topic. Colin and George discuss how fraud management and prevention technologies continue to evolve, Forter’s own approach, the role and impact of PSD2 and SCA regulations in the EU, and how fraud continues to adapt. While machine learning is a central technology, Colin makes clear that human effort and insight is what makes the difference.

The U.S. has just come off a record setting holiday shopping season with <a href="https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20191226005032/en/Mastercard-SpendingPulse-U.S.-Retail-Sales-Grew-3.4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> e-commerce sales rising</a> over 18%. While the numbers aren’t in yet, there’s no doubt the fraudsters also had a record year. There are so many ways to defraud consumers, merchants, and financial institutions. At Glenbrook, we are optimistic about our longer term ability to deter, prevent, and detect fraud. Our kit is getting better. The combination of tech and rule making will payoff: strong authentication enabled by standards-based smartphone-enabled biometrics; regulations requiring strong authentication as put forward in the EU through its SCA rules; and our expanding ability to detect new attacks using tools that operate within the transaction flow. It is this last area that is the topic of this Payments on Fire® episode. Fraud detection tools operated by or on behalf of merchants that examine transactions are today’s major line of defense against payment, loyalty, and coupon fraud. In this conversation with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/colinjsims/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Colin Sims</a>, COO of fraud prevention company <a href="https://www.forter.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Forter</a>, the development, deployment, and maintenance of a modern fraud management platform is the topic. Colin and George discuss how fraud management and prevention technologies continue to evolve, Forter’s own approach, the role and impact of PSD2 and SCA regulations in the EU, and how fraud continues to adapt. While machine learning is a central technology, Colin makes clear that human effort and insight is what makes the difference.

Episode 111 - Managing Ecommerce Fraud - Colin Sims, Forter

5th June: Colin Sims' Work In Argentina