Boston, December 1, 2021 โ Fraud executives are nearly unanimous in acknowledging mules as the corpus of the fraudster’s logistics and distribution network, and they agree that taking decisive action to disrupt mule activity would deal a damaging and systemic blow to financial crime. The capacity to track, detect, and proactively mitigate mule activity is emerging as an increasingly important objective to pursue as FIs prioritize their ongoing investments in application fraud and authentication controls.
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About the Author
Trace Fooshee
Trace Fooshee is a Strategic Advisor in the Fraud & AML practice at Datos Insights, covering fraud and data security issues. Trace has been leading business transformation initiatives for over 20 years. He started his professional career in Singapore, where he focused on delivering process automation solutions for banking and securities clients by way of workflow and document management-based transformations....