#Regular Columns Travel Chargebacks and the Iran Conflict: Who Is At Fault? The conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran has so far caused more than 60,000 flight cancellations since late February, Ben Herut / March 31, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns War Bucks: How Iran Evades Sanctions and Funds Terror After decades of economic sanctions and other pressures from the West, Iran and it’s fundamentalist regime still manage to maintain Urriolagoitia Miner / March 29, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns The 5 Step AML Intelligence Cycle Anti-money laundering (AML) professionals are often heard to lament filing piles of Suspicious Activity Reports (SAR) that go into a Urriolagoitia Miner / March 11, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns ‘The Fraud Supply Chain’: How Healthcare Fraud Is Industrialized Healthcare fraud has evolved beyond the image of lone individuals falsifying claims or inventing phantom treatments into full-on fraud factories Randall Casciello / March 8, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns The Arbitration Illusion We will address in this column why most merchants misunderstand what “fighting” a dispute actually means and when escalating to Ben Herut / March 4, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Pick Your Battles with Identity Deception The global economy in 2026 is transitioning to the full digitalization of goods and services, and the gap between a Maya Fudim / March 2, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Why Healthcare Still Accepts Fraud Levels Other Industries Wouldn’t Healthcare fraud losses remain orders of magnitude higher than what financial services would tolerate for comparable transaction volumes. In banking, Randall Casciello / February 9, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Top 5 Differences Between Fraud Investigators and Anti-Money Laundering Analysts In the world of anti-financial crime professions, there are a few major disciplines that stand out and tend to define Urriolagoitia Miner / February 3, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Agentic Commerce Will Force Merchants to Rethink Chargeback Evidence AI agents are starting to buy things, not just recommend them in what will become the era of agentic commerce. Ben Herut / February 3, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns The Real Drivers Behind Today’s Chargeback Surge The biggest mistake a fraud leader can make today is assuming that rising chargebacks are a fraud problem. Ben Herut / January 10, 2026 Comment (0)