#Regular Columns Evil Bananas: How Organized Crime Feeds Europe’s Drug Habit via Cocaine Smuggling Ecuador: Squeezed into Fruit-based Cocaine Smuggling Fruit, especially bananas, is notoriously perishable. They require refrigeration for the long journey from Urriolagoitia Miner / August 3, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns When AI Detects Fraud, What Human Job Roles Will Be Left? What Will Fraud Professionals Do in an AI-Driven World My teenage daughter has always been interested in my work. Over Maya Fudim / July 30, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Insurance Fraud: It Starts With the Lack of an Identity Check Most people see insurance fraud as a time-of-claim problem not an identity check issue. A collision staged by bad actors, Randall Casciello / July 22, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Informal Value Transfer System (IVTS): How to Launder Money Without Transactions A History of Hawala and ‘Flying Money’ Many centuries ago, early human traders moved goods back and forth between China Urriolagoitia Miner / July 16, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns With SMMP, Mastercard Makes Refunds as Dangerous as Chargebacks Mastercard’s Scam Merchant Monitoring Program (SMMP) becomes enforceable on July 24, 2026 for every card-not-present merchant. Most of the coverage Ben Herut / July 1, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Managing AI Employees: Lessons for Fraud Leaders In an era where payments fraud rings move faster than traditional detection systems can adapt, scaling analytical capabilities with AI Maya Fudim / June 21, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Top 5 Things Law Enforcement Wants in SAR Reports One might never read about a Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) in the news. Instead, you might hear about a successful Urriolagoitia Miner / June 14, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Billing Identity Theft: When Healthcare Providers Become Victims Healthcare fraud is usually focused on how the providers perpetrate the theft and less on how they are also victims Randall Casciello / June 7, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Agentic Commerce Disputes: A Fraud Window Left Open The credit card networks just opened the door to agentic commerce and agentic commerce disputes; they left the fraud window Ben Herut / May 31, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Agentic Trust: When AI Agents Shop, How Do We Know It’s Legit The concept of agentic trust arises in fraud detection when humans are no longer the only actors. In other words, how Maya Fudim / May 26, 2026 Comment (0)