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This webinar explores a critical but often overlooked issue in modern fraud prevention: the lack of visibility into consumer-facing mobile malware.
We will show how this visibility gap allows fraudulent transactions to be wrongly permitted and, more importantly, systematically misclassified as First Party Fraud or Card Not Present activity - distorting detection performance, loss reporting, and risk perception.
We will examine the real-world consequences for customers, including financial harm and incorrect liability outcomes, before deep-diving into a rapidly evolving threat landscape where malware families are increasing in both number and sophistication.
The webinar concludes with practical guidance on how banks can close this gap by integrating threat intelligence into fraud and channel decisioning, shifting from reactive detection to a more proactive, intelligence-led approach.
VP Fraud Engineering, ThreatFabric
Eward Driehuis is VP of Fraud Engineering at ThreatFabric and an expert in fraud prevention, threat intelligence, and cyber defence. He works closely ...
Eward Driehuis is VP of Fraud Engineering at ThreatFabric and an expert in fraud prevention, threat intelligence, and cyber defence. He works closely with banks, governments, and technology providers to address emerging fraud threats and improve detection capabilities. Eward is a recognised industry speaker and regularly contributes to international conferences and media discussions on fraud, mobile malware, and financial crime. Over a career spanning more than 30 years, he has held leadership roles at Cybersprint, SecureLink (Orange Cyberdefense), and Fox-IT (NCC Group). A strong advocate for collaboration, he is Chairman of the FraudKillChain Foundation and also chairs CSIRT.global, a non-profit organisation supporting global incident response collaboration.
Principal, Remote Payment Channels, UK Finance
Dianne is a Remote Payment Channels fraud threat lead at UK Finance, working closely with financial institutions and other sectors to close vulnerabil...
Dianne is a Remote Payment Channels fraud threat lead at UK Finance, working closely with financial institutions and other sectors to close vulnerabilities beyond the perimeter of the banks. Having worked in fraud prevention for over 17 years, Dianne now primarily engages with companies outside the FI sector to encourage and foster collaborative initiative to protect mutual customers.
Prior to joining UK Finance, Dianne worked in the gambling sector mitigating economic crime and meeting regulatory reporting requirements.
ThreatFabric is a leading provider of online fraud prevention, mobile malware intelligence, and threat intelligence solutions for the financial sector...
ThreatFabric is a leading provider of online fraud prevention, mobile malware intelligence, and threat intelligence solutions for the financial sector. Through data-driven technology, ThreatFabric helps banks and financial institutions detect and prevent malware-assisted fraud, scams, account takeover, device takeover, and information theft, protecting customers while maintaining trust and confidence.
ThreatFabric brings together a global team of fraud experts, data scientists, researchers, and industry thought leaders. Its technology combines thousands of signals from devices, behaviour, identity, and threat intelligence to deliver actionable insights and earlier fraud detection. The company is also an active contributor to the cybersecurity and fraud prevention community, regularly sharing research, threat intelligence, and emerging fraud trends. https://www.threatfabric.com/
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