How well do you understand customers’ online security experience?
Our Annual Identity and Fraud report gave us some fascinating insight into what consumers experience, and need, in their online journey
In our recent Identity and Fraud report, we asked over 2000 UK consumers about their online security experience and needs when setting up accounts, being recognised online, and what really mattered in their journey.
Take our interactive quiz to test your knowledge and find out exactly what consumers need to feel secure in their online journey.
You can also download our 2023 UK Identity and Fraud report to uncover the latest insights.
Further reading
Fraud Index Report: Q3 2024
How has fraud changed over the past year? Read the latest fraud statistics and trends in Experian's Fraud Index Report for Q3 2024.
The new APP fraud reimbursement legislation is coming: are you ready?
APP fraud involves a fraudster persuading a victim to willingly deposit funds to their account, or to the account of a complicit third party.
Giving financial crime the red flag
In this report, we detail the characteristics of a money launderer and how to improve transaction monitoring to protect businesses from financial crime.
Application Fraud
Avoid the financial and reputation damage of application fraud. Learn how it can impact your business, and what you can do to detect and prevent it.
Safeguarding integrity: The importance of player checks in gaming
We explore the critical need for robust checks. How prioritising player safety fosters trust, integrity, and a positive societal impact.
FRAML: Your complete guide
Understand FRAML and how this holistic approach to fraud and money laundering can help your business fight financial crime.
Personalise, protect and play
Our updated gaming guide talks you through the latest changes in supporting vulnerable players. Download now to help learn best practice protection checks.
Sharing industry transaction data to tackle financial crime
Financial criminals transferring funds through accounts across the UK can be detected and prevented through sharing transactional data. Find out more.
Why it’s essential to put your consumer response plan to the test
Why understanding the implications of a data breach and its impact on your organisation is an important first step in developing a response plan.
How to understand the true implications of a data breach for your organisation
Communicating with customers, handling queries and allocating sufficient resources. Why is it better to be proactive rather than reactive to a data breach?