Phoneprinting® Technology

Pindrop’s patented Phoneprinting technology analyzes over 1,300 factors of a call’s full audio to determine its true device type, geo-location, and carrier.

Technologies Overview

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

Datasheet

What is Phoneprinting® Technology

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Industries Overview

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

Case Study

Securing the Call Center in Financial Institutions

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All Resources

From white papers and webinars to videos and more, we cover everything from fraud protection to call center trends.

Report

2020 Voice Intelligence 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 29, 2018

Q and A with Vijay Balasubramaniyan, 2018 40 Under Forty Honoree

October 3, 2018

The Future Innovators Index 2018

Pindrop Loves Voice: But We Don’t Need It To Stop Fraud

At Pindrop, we love voice. It is our company’s mission to provide security, identity and trust for every voice interaction. We believe in a world made more human with simple interfaces like using your voice to not only command, but to authenticate simultaneously. We have found a way to use voice to help us authenticate genuine customers so they don’t…

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Before we adopt long-term work from home, we have to grapple with the risks The second quarter of 2020 has been a massive experiment for…

May 22, 2020 | Mike Yang

COVID-19 Research

Consumer experience and biometrics are at a crossroad as consumers nervously re-emerge By Vijay Balsarubimaniyan, CEO Pindrop I recently did something I haven’t done in…

Fraudster Central

How to Avoid Fraud and Service Gaps While Building a Sustainable Contact Center Strategy for the Future

The financial services industry is reacting in real-time as widespread telecommuting and a general environment of confusion has exposed an uptick in fraudulent activity and…

The Distraction Factor: In Times of Disruption, Fraudsters See an Opportunity

Opportunistic fraudsters are utilizing evolving scripts and increasingly sophisticated technologies and tactics to exploit contact center teams amid heightened distraction. Contact center agents and analysts…

#WFH: 3 Ways to Ensure Customer Experience in Restructured Call Centers

Ensuring customer experience in a large organization is often tricky as trainers and trainees, as well as their environments, vary. However, in the contact center,…

Same Tactics, Different Scripts: What Contact Center Fraud Sounds Like in the Age of Coronavirus

Fraudsters thrive during periods of chaos and uncertainty. Any disruption to the status quo provides an opportunity to seize sensitive consumer data and leverage it…

Tap to Cloud: The Power of Pindrop At Any Stage of Your Cloud Journey

The cloud offers a lot of great functionality for contact centers, from slashing operational costs to reducing the burden on staff. However, despite its many…

The Security Threats to Your Call Center are Changing: 3 Actionable Solutions to Current Challenges

Whole segments of the financial services industry have had to transition to remote working. As a result, banks, insurance companies, retailers, and credit card issuers…

Multifactor Authentication is Imperative

Multi-factor authentication is prevalent in today’s world. From email to bank logins, many companies have employed tools like 2-factor verification to make their services more…

4 Tips for Optimizing Your Remote Workforce

The world’s largest companies are facing an uphill climb in pursuit of call center overhauls to address rapid infrastructure changes caused by the Coronavirus. Reductions…

In Case You Missed It: Social Engineering

Last week, Sales Engineers Jay Hart & Dave Dalebroux facilitated an engaging discussion concerning the rise of social engineering, the how and why social engineers…