41st Parameter To Aid In Experian’s Web Fraud Detection

By  |  October 1, 2013
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California-based credit bureau Experian will acquire global web fraud detection firm 41st Parameter, according to a company press release.

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    41st Parameter, founded in 2004, holds a patent on a device identification technology that allows for secure web interactions between clients and consumers by recognizing consumers and reducing fraud.

    For more on Experian’s acquisition of 41st Parameter, click here.

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