Spread of Impersonation Scams Shows Need for Consumer and Enterprise Protection

Imposter fraud, when criminals successfully impersonate a trusted organization, friend, or family member to defraud victims, is currently the second biggest type of fraud in the US.

This eBook reveals the results of independent research commissioned by TNS, showing how bad actors are using social engineering to illegally obtain the money and confidential data of US adults through voice calls and messages. The eBook looks at the extent of the issue and highlights the solutions that could help prevent and reduce imposter fraud for both organizations and consumers.

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Research Reveals the Extent of Imposter Fraud – An eBook from TNS

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