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Banks follow the SeqUR way
 

In the U.S. market only, in the year ending May 2005 banks and credit companies had to pay more than 8 Billion USD to recover fraudulent and illegal transactions . SeqUR brings a new method to assist and complement existing systems. According to Gartner, companies that use integrated fraud-detection approaches will see a 30% reduction in undetected fraud compared to those that use only point solutions

Banks worldwide are targeting the same goals. Each bank would like to -


Minimize its exposure to risk

Identify, alert and prevent fraudulent transactions

Facilitate growth of business opportunities

Increase revenues by supporting advanced marketing activities

One of the major obstacles banks are facing today is the fast growing paste in which consumers come up with new fraudulent methods. Some statistics say that it takes criminals 6 days to break a 6 month development of any new protective software. Systems should be able to identify not only known types of fraud but also new types of fraud and send an alert to security. SeqUR's solution is one of the few that can do that.

Bearing in mind that most financial organizations already have some sort of a fraud detection solution, SeqUR does not come to replace it but to complement it and add a different way to monitor the processes. The MDA2 model will assist the financial institution with the following tasks:


Detect additional fraudulent transactions (ones that had not been detected by the existing system).

Improve confidence level of fraudulent transactions detected by the existing system.

Reduce false alerts popped up by existing system.
Gartner research dated October 3rd. 2005 (ID number: G00131043) "Complementary Security Methods Reduce Fraud"

Gartner research dated September 3rd. 2004 (ID Number: G00123569) "Two Ways to Fight Online Consumer Fraud"
   
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