Learn fraud trends predicted to make headlines this year, and review consumer tips for keeping information safe.

With the heavy holiday travel season upon us, take the time to keep your cardholders up-to-date on travel best practices.

Consumers worldwide are increasingly looking to their mobile devices for convenient shopping, banking and purchasing.

Although young adults ages 18 to 24 are among the most at-risk consumers for identity theft, taking some proactive fraud prevention measures can help keep them safe.

Fraudsters are more than just shadowy figures lurking on the dark web. They can be small-time crooks or part of a large, international ring.

With more and more fraudsters turning to call centers to commit their crimes, it is increasingly important for financial institutions to be aware of key ways to detect fraudsters over the phone.

With global card fraud expected to top $31.67 billion by 2020, promoting fraud awareness is critical. Participating in International Fraud Awareness Week can help financial institutions spark conversations they should be having about fraud prevention tactics. 

Criminals are adapting their thieving strategies in order to get the most “bang for their buck.” This requires FIs’ continued vigilance when it comes to monitoring accounts and educating consumers on fraud mitigation best practices.

Although election season may bring out the worst in people (in more ways than one), consumers can protect themselves from fraudsters looking to steal their money and/or identities.

Within the course of an hour, four TMG experts took the stage at the Omni Nashville Hotel to provide quick-hitting presentations on key TMG and industry updates.

The migration to EMV chip cards has been a positive experience for some and a less-than-ideal experience for others. Because EMV in the U.S. is still in its early stages, there are many kinks to iron out.

Community FIs can help protect consumers from mobile payment fraud by educating them on how to securely use mobile payment apps.

Although EMV brings new levels of payment fraud protection, the rollout process has presented a new opportunity for fraudsters to take advantage of unsuspecting cardholders.

Community FIs can help curb charity fraud by educating consumers on the very real dangers of charity scams and how to recognize the warning signs.

As the new host for the refreshed TMG Podcast, I had the opportunity to discuss technology and innovation in the financial sector with one of our in-house experts.

Community financial institutions should educate cardholders on the dangers of ATM skimming, particularly in Mexico.