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Our proprietary technologies work together to create advanced and secure fraud prevention services for the call center.

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What is Phoneprinting™

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We protect the world's largest call centers across all industries, from healthcare and government to telecommunications and more.

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Securing the Call Center in Financial Institutions

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2017 Call Center Fraud Report

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Company Overview

Pindrop® solutions are leading the way to the future of voice by establishing the standard for security, identity, and trust in the call center.

October 16, 2017

US Banks to Introduce New Anti-Fraud Measures After Equifax Hack

Pindrop Call Center Anti-Fraud Finance Review

October 11, 2017

Financial Institutions Fighting Against Fraud

Tackling the 113% Fraud Increase in Call Centers | Webinar Recap

Focused on phone fraud prevention and securing the increasingly ubiquitous voice interface, Pindrop® Labs’ analyzed over half a billion calls to determine that call center fraud has increased 113% from 2015 to 2016. Last week, Dr. David Dewey, Pindrop’s Director of Research, hosted an online discussion regarding staggering statistics around the growing fraud problem in the call center and how…

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September 14, 2017 | Dennis Fisher

Senator Seeks Privacy Answers on Face ID

As tech enthusiasts pore over the design details of the iPhone X and swoon at the thought of a quarter-inch more screen space, some lawmakers…

September 28, 2017

How Pindrop Protect®, Hi-Def Phoneprinting, and Machine Learning Help Secure Enterprise Call Centers

The Growing Impact of Fraud The rising threat of fraud for omnichannel organizations often fails to extend security to all customer touch points. While physical assets can be guarded with vaults and online resources can be protected with two-factor authentication, the phone channel is often left the most vulnerable. Legacy solutions like knowledge based authentication questions (KBAs), stand-alone voice biometrics,…

September 13, 2017 | Dennis Fisher

Privacy Advocates Urge Better Protection for Financial Data

Privacy advocates are urging Congress to make major changes to the security and privacy guidance given to financial companies, and make breach notifications mandatory. In…

September 12, 2017

BlueBorne Attack Threatens IoT Devices

Researchers have developed a new attack against Bluetooth-enabled devices that takes advantage of the fact that these devices are always listening for connections and can…

September 12, 2017 | Dennis Fisher

We’ve Reached Peak Data Breach

It would seem that data breaches have now reached their logically absurd peak. The compromise of Equifax, revealed last Thursday evening, is the kind of…

July 26, 2017 | Dennis Fisher

Facebook CSO: It’s Time to Focus on Real Problems

LAS VEGAS–The security community needs to get back to solving real problems facing real users in the real world, Facebook’s CSO said, and the company is putting up a million dollars to help do that. Alex Stamos, the top security official at Facebook, said security professionals are spending too much time focusing on elaborate hacks and rare vulnerabilities, at the…

September 11, 2017 | Dennis Fisher

Overlay Attack Threatens Many Android Users

A vulnerability in nearly all of the current versions of Android can be used by attackers to execute an overlay attack to trick users into…

September 8, 2017

Mass Data Breaches Mean Trouble for Call Center Security

It seems every month we hear about a new massive data breach. According to CNN and Risk Based Security, more than 149 billion consumer records…

September 8, 2017

How 3 Premier Call Centers Are Reducing Fraud With Pindrop

With $14 billion lost annually to phone fraud, the call center remains a common target to fraudsters. Legacy authentication methods including caller identification, knowledge based…

September 7, 2017 | Dennis Fisher

Using Inaudible Voice Commands to Control Siri and Alexa

Researchers have developed a method for sending human-inaudible ultrasonic voice commands to voice-enabled assistants such as Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant that could be used…

September 6, 2017 | Dennis Fisher

Apache Fixes Critical Remote Flaw in Struts Framework

A severe remote code execution vulnerability has been sitting unnoticed in the Apache Struts web-app development framework for nine years, a flaw that researchers say…

July 25, 2017 | Dennis Fisher

On the Wire Podcast: Patrick Wardle

Malware for the macOS platform is still unusual enough that new variants often draw detailed analysis from researchers, especially when they seem to have unusual capabilities. That’s the case with Fruitfly, which first emerged earlier this year and was seen targeting medical research facilities. Recently, a new variant popped up and it appears to have been compromising victims for several…

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