The rapid evolution of e-commerce has made authentication a critical component of the online shopping experience. Businesses must balance robust security measures with seamless user experiences, but authentication methods vary dramatically across different markets and demographics.
The report explores how consumers navigate the tension between convenience and security in their online shopping experiences, their varying levels of comfort with different authentication methods, and their response to evolving regulatory requirements. Report and methodology info goes here. It is based on a Q2 2024 Datos Insights survey of 2,276 consumers in the U.K., the U.S., and Singapore designed to understand their attitudes regarding the impact of fraud and authentication on the customer experience.
Clients of Datos Insightsโ Fraud & AML service can download this report.
This report mentions Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Zappos.
About the Author
Gabrielle Inhofe
Gabrielle Inhofe is a Senior Associate with Datos Insightsโs Fraud & AML team. Her primary interests include cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, and EU policy. Prior to joining Datos Insights, Gabrielle worked in Strategy and Global Regulations at cybersecurity company OneSpan, where she wrote the 2022 Global Financial Regulations Report. Gabrielle has a Masters in Advanced European and International Studies from the...
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Jim Mortensen
Jim Mortensen is a Strategic Advisor in Datos Insightsโs Fraud & AML practice, covering identity, fraud, and data security issues. Jim has been in the financial services industry for over 30 years, delivering fraud prevention, identity verification, and credit underwriting solutions to top-tier financial institutions both domestically and internationally. Through his experience in the industry, he has developed a substantial...