mPayment Security: How to Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself

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Once upon a time, shopping online was more tedious than tantalizing. Today, consumers use mobile phones and iPads to shop, check prices, scan bar codes and check out without ever getting in line – and in record time. That puts increasing pressure on merchants to implement risk and fraud protection programs that are as sophisticated as the commerce experience. Jack Alton, Vice President of Sales at Kount, provides a perceptive look at how Kount, and their state-of-the-art risk decision processing engine, are helping merchants minimize the risk of fraud, while maximizing the opportunity for sales.

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Jack Alton joined Kount in 2010 as the Vice President of Sales. Jack has over 15 years of experience in building and leading large account sales organizations and has helped several companies accelerate growth and move to leadership positions within their respective industries. (Read More)

Company Bio: Kount delivers an all-in-one fraud and risk management solution for companies that work in credit card-not-present environments looking to simplify their fraud/risk operations while dramatically improving bottom line results. For each transaction, Kount’s risk decision processing engine analyzes hundreds of relevant variables and activity across the globe in real time, then delivers a highly predictive risk assessment in less than one second. (Read More)

Product Profile: Kount Complete, designed for enterprises with annual revenues exceeding $10,000,000, detects and prevents fraud for merchants, financial institutions, online communities, and other businesses with fraud issues that negatively effect corporate image, financial performance and customer satisfaction. (Read More)

Product Profile: Kount SMB was developed to give small and medium sized merchants, with annual revenues under $10,000,000, the same protection as larger enterprises delivered through their current payment processor or gateway service provider. (Read More)