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Addressing

Fraud and Security

in a Retailer

Omni-Channel Strategy

Erika Gallo

Director of

Payments Risk Management ACI Worldwide

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ACI Omni-Channel Fraud Survey - Preview

ď‚§ Multinational research on retailer omni-channel fraud management practices

ď‚§ Survey conducted by Forrester

ď‚§ Respondents from US, UK, Germany, Italy, Netherlands

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Omni-Channel

Multi-Channel

Consumer Web Mobile Call Center Store Social

Consumer

Store Call Web Mobile

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Base Omni-Channel Architecture

OMS Fulfillment Distribution Center 1 Distribution Center 2 Payment Fraud Screen Consumer Funds Consumer Mobile Web Call Center

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Buy In-Store, Checkout in Store

OMS Fulfillment Distribution Center 1 Distribution Center 2 Payment Fraud Screen Consumer Funds Consumer Mobile Web Call Center

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Buy on Online – Pick up in Store

OMS Fulfillment Distribution Center 1 Distribution Center 2 Payment Fraud Screen Consumer Funds Consumer Mobile Web Call Center

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Buy Online – Split Shipments

OMS Fulfillment Distribution Center 1 Distribution Center 2 Payment Fraud Screen Consumer Funds Consumer Mobile Web Call Center

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Respondents

“S9. Which title best describes your position at your organization?”

Source: A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of ACI, March 2015 Base: 170 US and European retail fraud management decision-makers

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Most retailers have fraud management programs in place for all selling channels

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Different fraud capabilities for CP and CNP channels - only 36% use real-time analysis for CNP channels

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Respondents say they have the capabilities to identify and track customers across channels

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Top challenges: the quickly changing nature of fraud, data protection issues

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Source: A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of ACI, March 2015 Base: 170 US and European retail fraud management decision-makers

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Top challenges: Omni-channel data aggregation and the increasing number of payment options

Source: A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of ACI, March 2015 Base: 170 US and European retail fraud management decision-makers

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Most needed capabilities for omni-channel fraud

management: Real-time interdiction and easy to use tools

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Most needed capabilities: More IT resources, more advanced tools

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Summary of Findings

ď‚§ 60% of respondents say that they have a cross-channel fraud management strategy in place.

ď‚§ Only 46% have consolidated fraud management across channels to date, but most plan to do so in the near future.

 Omni-channel data aggregation and the increasing number of payment options present pressing challenges to retailers’ fraud management programs.

ď‚§ The quick changing nature of fraud and data protection issues are more general challenges that prevent retailers from effective fraud management.

ď‚§ Real-time interdiction and easy to use tools are the most needed capabilities, while successful omni-channel fraud management also requires close support from the IT organization.

ď‚§ Retailers need more IT resources, more advanced tools to operate effective omni-channel fraud management.

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Thank You!

Erika Gallo

Director of Payments Risk Management Certified eCommerce Fraud Professional

[email protected]

For a copy of the ACI Omni-channel Fraud Management research to be released in May, visit

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Confidential

MEETS THE CHALLENGE OF CHANGE

Post-EMV Migration of Card Fraud

ď‚§ Based upon trends in other regions and taking into account the uniqueness of

the US market we expect sharp rises in card not present fraud, application fraud, and account takeover fraud in the coming years.

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